Hey

Among the leading Polish rock and roll outfits from the 1990s, Hey formed in 1992 beneath the path of guitarist Piotr Banach (who later keep the music group) and vocalist Kasia Nosowska (who find solo achievement with her recording Puk Puk in 1996). At their begin, Hey attemptedto meld Polish and British on the albums, however they retreated after an effort at a full-on English-language marketplace force failed in 1995, rather choosing to consolidate their power in the home, and by doing this they became among Poland’s leading rock and roll acts. Fireplace, the band’s full-length debut, strike cabinets in 1993, and was accompanied by Ho! in 1994 and ? in 1995. Some concerts in English-speaking areas as well as the British re-release of ? heralded their try to break right into that rather touchy and challenging pop marketplace. After their grungy brand-new wave and steel stylings didn’t make an impression, Hey shifted gears and gradually moved their audio toward a far more commercial rock and roll feel for the rest from the 10 years. The group continuing to look great guns in the home, and using its albums today solely in Polish, the band’s reputation at home held rising. During the period of the following a decade the music group released five albums, a small number of live offerings, and two Dvd videos. In 2007, Hey — Kasia Nosowska (vocals), Pawel Krawczyk (guitars), Marcin Zabielowicz (guitars), Jacek Chrzanowski (bass), and Robert Ligiewicz (drums) — released an record highlighting an appearance on MTV Unplugged, as well as the disk managed lots two chart positioning.