Załoga Kryzys

Załoga Kryzys is a band made up of former members of the legendary band Kryzys, active in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Although the Warsaw group existed for only three years (1979-1982), Robert Brylewski's compositions assured its members of being known as precursors of punk and reggae on the Polish music market. For many years, the only release of Kryzys' songs was a French bootleg released without the musicians' knowledge. However, Mam już dość, Telewizja or Dolina lalek were extremely important voices of young people who, in the Babylonian reality, struggled not only with the system but also with ordinary, youthful problems. The Kryzys Crew includes as many as four musicians from the first Kryzys line-up, they are: Dariusz "Magik" Kotuszewski, Tomasz "Men" Świtalski, Marek "Markus" Iwańczuk and Piotr "Śledziu" Ślesicki. The line-up is completed by Marcin "Punkt 77" Wieczorek, Marek "Marco" Wojtachnia, and Radzian Berger. Interestingly, as in years past, the band's manager is Jacek Olechowski.