Rockowirockowe

Rockowirockowe is a Polish rock band formed in 1983 in Warsaw. The band is known for their energetic live performances and their blend of rock, punk, and new wave influences. The name "Rockowirockowe" is a portmanteau of the Polish words "rock" and "wirockowe," which translates to "rock and roll."

The band's lineup has evolved over the years, with the core members being vocalist and guitarist Jarosław Szlagowski and bassist Janusz Panasewicz. Rockowirockowe gained popularity in the late 1980s and early 1990s, with their music often reflecting the political and social climate of the time. Their lyrics are known for their wit and social commentary, addressing topics such as politics, everyday life, and the human condition.

The band's discography includes several studio albums and live recordings. Their most notable albums are "Rockowirockowe" (1988), "Wesołych Świąt" (1990), and "Wesołych Świąt II" (1991). These albums showcase their signature sound, characterized by catchy melodies, powerful guitar riffs, and Szlagowski's distinctive vocals.

Rockowirockowe has had a significant impact on the Polish rock scene, influencing numerous bands and contributing to the development of the genre in Poland. Despite their popularity, the band has remained relatively low-key, preferring to focus on their music and live performances. They continue to perform and release new music, maintaining their status as a beloved and influential band in the Polish rock scene.