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Polish Siekiera - Na Wszystkich Frontach Swiata - 2008 (Poland)

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    Track List:

    01. Sierściotłuki
    02. Atak Już Nadchodzi (Atak)
    03. Zabij Ty
    04. Wojownik
    05. Nadchodzi Zwykłe Swiństwo (Nasza wojna)
    06. Siekiera
    07. Krwawy Front
    08. Na Wszystkich Frontach Swiata
    09. Śmierć I Taniec
    10. Żaden Marny Cel

    Dom Chemika – Puławy, sierpień 1984:

    11. Było Tylko Czterech Nas
    12. Kierunek Atak
    13. Marysia
    14. Ładuj Działo
    15. Rana Kłuta
    16. Pociąg Anarchistów

    Festiwal Jarocin, 1/4.08.1984:

    17. Piwko Dla Wojska
    18. Banda Dzika
    19. Było Tylko Czterech Nas
    20. Oddział Slepych (Fala)
    21. Ładuj Działo
    22. Wojownik
    23. Idzie wojna
    24. Rana Kłuta

    Rock Na Wyspie – Wrocław / Wyspa Słodowa na Odrze, 25.08.1984:

    25. Oddział Slepych (Fala)
    26. Piwko Dla Wojska
    27. Banda Dzika
    28. Było Tylko Czterech Nas
    29. Wojownik
    30. Idzie wojna
     




    RECORD INFORMATION

    Na Wszystkich Frontach Świata
    Release Date : 2008

    Tracks 11 to 16: Dom Chemika - Puławy, wrzesień (?) 1984 Tracks 17 to 24: Festiwal Muzyków Rockowych - Jarocin, 1/4.08.1984 Tracks 25 to 30: Rock Na Wyspie Wrocław / Wyspa Słodowa na Odrze, 25.08.1984 Video: Fragment filmu "Jarocin'84" Booklet: Remastering w Studio AS ONE Back cover: Manufaktura Legenda c/o Firma "W Moich Oczach" Dystrybucja: Metal Mind Productions _ Released in gatefold ca
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    Siekiera Biography

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    Siekiera formed in 1983 in Pulawy, Poland, under the name of "Trafo".

    The line-up then was:
    Tomasz Adamski - guitar,
    Tomasz Budzyński - vocals,
    Jerzy Janaczek - bass,
    Borys - drums.

    Genre: Punk/Hardcore (1983-1984), Coldwave/Post-Punk (1985-1987), Acoustic/Folk/Ballad/Poetry (2011)


    Band members: Tomasz Adamski, Zbigniew Musiński, Dariusz Malinowski, Paweł Młynarczyk
    Band ex-members: , Tomasz Budzyński, Krzysztof Grela
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    Siekiera (Axe) was one of the most influential and popular post-punk bands in Poland. With fast, aggressive music and lyrics filled with obscenities, the band was a sensation at the 1984 Jarocin Festival. After lineup changes, the band switched to new wave and dissolved in 1988.


    Siekiera formed in 1982 or 1983 in Pulawy, Poland, under the name of "Trafo". The line-up then was Tomasz Adamski - guitar, Tomasz Budzynski - vocals, Jerzy Janaczek - bass, and Borys - drums. They started by playing cover songs of UK Subs and The Exploited. In the autumn of 1983 they changed their name to Siekiera (Polish for "Hatchet"). There is a legend that the name came from a guy who heard their music and compared it to the axe. The original line-up was Tomasz Adamski (a.k.a. Dzwon) - guitar, leader, the author of all lyrics and music, Tomasz Budzynski (a.k.a. Budzy) - vocals, Dariusz Malinowski (a.k.a. Malina) - bass, and Krzysztof Grela (a.k.a. Koben) - drums. For a while some guy called Piotr Szewczyk played guitar, but they fired him because of his blues influences.

    In 1984 they played their first official show in a place called "Remont" in Warsaw. They also performed in Jarocin, at the youth music festival, and they were well-received by the audience. In October of 1984, after a huge show with TZN Xenna and Youth Brigade, Budzynski left the band (he wanted to have some influence on the band's music and lyrics, but Adamski wasn't happy about that). With that line-up they played only 6 shows. After that Budzynski formed a band called Armia (with Robert Brylewski). He converted to Catholicism and now he states he's ashamed for his contribution to Siekiera, although Armia traditionally plays a cover of Ludzie wschodu at concerts.

    Tomasz Adamski reformed Siekiera with two new members: Zbigniew Musinski - drums and Pawel Mlynarczyk - keyboards. Dariusz Malinowski took the vocal duties (besides playing bass). In February of 1985 they recorded eight new tracks, some of them were played on the radio. In May and June they recorded some songs for an EP and the Jak Punk to Punk compilation LP. In 1985 they played again at the Jarocin festival, but the orthodox punk public didn't like their new wave image and music.

    In 1986 Siekiera released their only LP, Nowa Aleksandria - an excellent album, influenced mainly by Killing Joke, one of the greatest Polish albums of all time. In 1987, a new guitarist, Wieslaw Borysewicz, was recruited, and Tomasz Adamski concentrated on singing. In 1987 they also played a mini-tour with Variete, a Polish new wave band. Finally, in 1988 they broke up. They were expected to reform in 1989 with an almost original line up (with Stpa as the drummer), but somehow it didn't work out.

    Tomasz Adamski is now a poet and became interested in experimental theatre. Tomasz Budzynski is still Armia's vocalist, he's also involved in a Catholic project called 2TM2,3. He recently started performing solo, and his music and lyrics have less in common with punk now. Dariusz Malinowski has got a new band called Tra-band. Zbigniew Musinski is now in Germany. Krzysztof Grela was eventually killed in a pub in Pulawy in January of 1992.

    In 2011 Tomasz Adamski released new solo album yet under name Siekiera "Ballady na koniec świata " which was totally different experience with more subtle, poetic music. Paweł Młynarczyk was a guest performer on this album

    http://www.myspace.com/siekiera
    http://www.siekiera.serpent.pl/

    "Siekiera Konsekwentnie CD" has got nothing to do with legendary Siekiera band from Pulawy. It's a hip hop release by some rapper calling himself Siekiera.

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    Disclaimer: this biography was gathered automatically through an external music database and could be inaccurate. We don't control the information found here.


    Label - Manufaktura Legenda

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    Polish record label. Formerly operated as W Moich Oczach


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