KSU with The Analogs, Farben Lehre, and more

KSU is a pioneering Polish punk rock band, founded in 1977 in Ustrzyki Dolne. Known for their sharp social criticism and energetic sound, their name originates from local car license plates. They are celebrated for hits like "1944" and "Jabol punk," with their latest album "44" released in 2023. KSU remains active, regularly performing and recording new material, continuing their influential legacy in Polish rock music.

The Analogs, from Szczecin, Poland, are pioneers of Polish street punk and oi! music, active since 1995. Known for energetic performances and socially aware, anti-fascist, and anti-racist lyrics, they popularized the genre in Poland. Their discography includes albums like "Oi! Młodzież," "Trucizna," "CHWDP" and "Bestia". They have performed across Europe and collaborated with artists such as Roy Ellis.

Formed 1986 in Plock, Poland, Farben Lehre blends punk, reggae & alt-rock. Led by vocalist Wojciech Wojda; toured with Exploited, Anthrax, UK Subs.

Strajk, a Polish punk rock band from Płock, formed in 1990 and reactivated in 2007. Known for their energetic sound, they won the "Przegląd zespołów rockowych" festival in Sierpc in 1992. Their discography includes albums such as "Lustro" and "Siła w nas," featuring popular songs like "Nowe pokolenie."