Sedes (band)
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Sedes | |
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Origin | Poland |
Genre(s) | Punk Rock |
Years active | 1980-present |
Label(s) | Silverton |
Members | |
Młody Rudy Wojtek |
Sedes is one of the oldest Polish punk rock band playing since 1980
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[edit] Members
- Młody - vocals, bass guitar
- Rudy – drums
- Wojtek – guitar
- Para - bass guitar
[edit] History
[edit] The beginnings
The beginnings of the band are located somewhere in 1980 in Wrocław. The band started to gain popularity among Wrocław independent scene and on a preview called Musical Start the band gainded 1st prize. After the verdict boys simply pissed at jury table, and as an effect finished at police station.
In 1982 Sedes appeared at Jarocin festival for the first time. In 1983 they were the only punk rock band to play at his festival’s main stage.
1984 was the year that Sedes’ line up was changed. Kucharz had left the band and was exchanged by Celej. Maju started to play bass guitar. The band gave many concerts, including Jarocin Festival, and in 1985 it spilt up.
[edit] Reactivation
In 1991 Młody, after many attempts, managed to reactivate the band. This time line up was: Młody – vocals, Rudy – drums, Para – bass guitar and Wojtek – guitar. They appeared again in Jarocin in 1992 and set off for a tour with Defekt Muzgó band, giving over 50 concerts.
Soon after the first album: Wszyscy pokutujemy was released on MC. In 1993 the second record K… jego mać is released, and the remastering of first one is started for a purpouse of CD release. As Para often leaves recording sessions and rehearsals he is dismissed and Młody is taking over the bass guitar player position.
In 1993 Sedes live material is released, and one year after Sraka praptaka rekord. Autumn 1995 Sedes sets off for a tour together with Big Cyc band.
[edit] Present days
Since 1997 and releasing of Delirium record the band limits its concerts. In 2004 the best of… CD is released with Lekcja Historii title.
[edit] References
[edit] Notes
^ Split album with Defekt Muzgó.