krwawy

Krwawy is a Polish folk metal band formed in 2001 in Warsaw, Poland. The band is known for its traditional folk instruments and heavy metal riffs, creating a unique blend of genres. The name "Krwawy" translates to "Bloody" in English, reflecting the band's aggressive and intense sound. The band's lyrics often explore themes of war, history, and folklore, drawing inspiration from Polish culture and mythology.

The band's lineup has evolved over the years, with the core members being vocalist and guitarist Grzegorz Skawiński and drummer Michał Łapaj. The band's debut album, "Wojna" (War), was released in 2003 and received critical acclaim for its fusion of folk and metal elements. The album's title track, "Wojna," became a fan favorite and is often considered the band's signature song.

Krwawy has released several albums throughout their career, including "Wojna" (2003), "Wojna II" (2005), "Wojna III" (2007), "Wojna IV" (2009), "Wojna V" (2011), and "Wojna VI" (2013). Each album continues to explore the themes of war and history, with increasing complexity and depth. The band has also released several live albums and EPs, showcasing their live performances and fan favorites.

Krwawy has gained a significant following both in Poland and internationally, with fans appreciating the band's unique sound and lyrical themes. The band has performed at numerous festivals and concerts, both in Poland and abroad, further establishing their reputation as one of the leading folk metal bands in the world. Their live performances are known for their energy and intensity, with the band often engaging with the audience and incorporating traditional folk instruments into their setlists.