W roku 2007 powstaje duet Popsysze. Tworzą go: gitarzysta i wokalista Jarosław Marciszewski oraz perkusista Jakub Świątek. Pod koniec 2008 roku do duetu dołącza basista Sławomir Draczyński. Stylistycznie zespołowi najbliżej do klasycznego, surowego grania na gitarę, bębny, bas i wokal. Trójmiejskie trio czerpie czystą radość z grania, tworząc przy tym proste melodie. Ale bywa i tak, że ma ochotę wszystko zepsuć. Obecnie zespół jest w trakcie nagrywania swojego debiutanckiego krążka, który ukaże się wiosną 2011 roku nakładem Nasiono Records.

The duo Popsysze was formed in 2007. It consisted of guitarist and vocalist Jarosław Marciszewski and drummer Jakub Świątek. In the late 2008 the duo was joined by bassist Sławomir Draczyński. The genre of band's music is very close to the classic raw sound of guitars, drums, bass and vocal. The Tricity trio enjoys pure pleasure of playing music that leads to creatings simple melodies. But sometimes it wants to ruin everything. Now the band is recording its debut album which will be released in spring 2011 by Nasiono Records. 

I'm a beginner uke player. I play covers and I sing as well. I appreciate all who give a listen and decide to follow me. It means a lot so, thanks again :) 




The Pale started life in Dublin's Northside in the early 90's but drew their influences from far beyond. For some they are best remembered for their hits 'Butterfly' and 'Dogs with no tails'. But that is only the tip of the iceberg for a band that has steered clear off the beaten track.
 
Flirtations with chart success, forays into alternative circuses, tours way off the beaten path in Russia, Japan, Eastern Europe and beyond are all par for the course for a band that have refused to be categorised or trade off past glories. 
 
The Pale's  live reputation is hard earned, with sets jumping between indie-pop, reggae, Eastern European folk, all presented with a wry lyrical twist and frenetic energy. Never to be pigeonholed, a Pale gig will see them play dozens of songs drawing from a range of genres. Mandolins and bouzoukis duel with synths and drums, all propelled by their inimitable stage presence and striking musical prowess.

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Go! Outsiders is an Alternative Rock band with influences of Stoner Rock, Hard Rock, Garage Rock, Indie Rock. Formed by Fabio Botelho Jr. (Guitar and Vocals), Icaro Moreira (Guitar), Claus Burgos (Drums) and Marcos Lordelo (Bass). Formed in the town of Cruz das Almas, Bahia, Brazil, Go! Outsiders seeks, among a mixture of strands of Rock n 'Roll, create and show their own sound! Go! Outsiders!

Hailing from Reykjavik, Iceland, Apparat Organ Quartet is, despite the name, a 5 piece band: 4 keyboardists and 1 drummer.

They sometimes describe their music as „Machine Rock and Roll", and indeed the band’s sound veers between danceable floor-fillers and headbanging anthems, all served with a mixture of Kraftwerk-inspired electronics fused with Daft Punk-like Robot voices and hard-rock drumbeats, with beautifully melancholic melodies soaring over the whole mix. Effortlessly switching between the dancefloor and the mosh-pit, AOQ at times sounds like a more danceable Motorhead - if they had been born in Dusseldorf, and plugged Moogs into their Marshall amps instead of guitars. The band is not afraid of echoing the epic grandeur of 70’s and 80’s stadium rock, but this is always tempered by the band’s metronomic Krautrock sensibilities.

Every note in Apparat Organ Quartet is hand-played, there is not a sequencer or computer in sight. In concert and on record, the band plays keyboards from their extensive collection of Jurassic analog machinery, including Russian synths and customized home organs, ARP’s, Farfisas, malfunctioning Hammonds, vocoders and various circuit-bent Casios and Portasounds.

Their influences include Kraftwerk, Neu, Tangerine Dream, Jean Michel Jarre, Vangelis, Trans Am, Giorgio Moroder, Ramones, Stereolab, Goblin, Italian horror movie soundtracks, Philip Glass, Terry Reilly, J.S. Bach and Haendel, as well as all kinds of 70’s and 80’s synth-drenched film music.

Apparat Organ Quartet released their first album in 2002. Although it enjoyed only a limited release, the album received enthusiastic praise from critics and has since built up a sizable cult following.

It took the band 8 whole years to record the follow-up, Pólýfónía, but the wait seems to have paid off, as the release was greeted with rave reviews in the Icelandic press. The album featured on many end-of-year lists and was voted “album of the year” by the country’s biggest newspaper, Fréttabladid.

The album’s elaborate packaging was widely acclaimed and designer Siggi Eggertson received the Icelandic Music Award for best design.

In 2011, the band signed a deal with Crunchy Frog to release the album worldwide.

Apparat Organ Quartet was formed by Johann Johannsson to take part in a series of improvised concerts organized by Kitchen Motors in September of 1999. The idea was to put together an electric organ ensemble, partly inspired by Steve Reich and Philip Glass´s early pieces for electric organ (e.g. "Four Organs"). The band was initially motivated by a desire to play these early minimalist works in concert, but these ideas never came to fruition and instead they started to compose their own music which slowly evolved from experimental improvisations inspired by Tangerine Dream, Neu and early Kraftwerk, to their current more accessible, taut, beat and vocoder-oriented sound.

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