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Kryzys is a Polish rock music bands, regarded as a pioneer of Polish punk rock and reggae music.〔(Gazeta Wyborcza, Kryzys, czyli zaległy polski punk by Robert Sankowski, 27.05.2010 )〕 The origins of Kryzys go back to the year 1978, when in Warsaw, a punk rock ensemble ''The Boors'' was created by Robert Brylewski (g., voc.), Piotr Mrowiński (g.), Marek Iwańczuk (bg., later replaced by Ireneusz Wereński) and Kamil Stoor (dr.), who was in January 1980 replaced by Maciej Góralski.〔(Kryzys at Digital Library of Polish Song )〕 In May 1979, the band changed the name into ''Kryzys'', which was suggested by Brylewski. Under new name, Kryzys performed at the legendary ''First All-Polish Reviev of the New Wave'', which took place in early August 1980 at Kołobrzeg〔(Legendarny KRYZYS w Poznaniu, 2010-06-24 )〕 Soon afterwards, due to contacts of manager Jacek Olechowski (the brother of Andrzej Olechowski), Kryzys played a tour of Upper Silesia and Zagłębie Dąbrowskie (11 shows, together with Exodus, Turbo and Fantom), and Pomerelia (9 shows, together with Stalowy Bagaż and Izabela Trojanowska).
With new singer, Mirosław Szatkowski, Kryzys performed at the 1981 National Festival of Polish Song in Opole, at the 1980 ''Music of the Young Generation Festival'' in Sopot, and at the 1981 ''Pop Session'', also in Sopot (together with De Press). In the spring 1981, without the knowledge of the band, a French recording house ''Blitzkrieg Records'' issued an album entitled ''Solidarite avec le rock polonais'', with songs of Kryzys and another underground band from Warsaw, ''Deadlock''. Kryzys was dissolved in July 1981, after several shows which took place at a Warsaw's ''Intersalto Circus'' tent. A few weeks later, Robert Brylewski and Tomasz Lipiński founded Brygada Kryzys.
Kryzys returned in March 2006, when a concert of the reactivated band took place in Warsaw. In the summer 2008, the band performed at the Jarocin Festival, and in spring 2010, a ''Kryzys komunizmu'' album was published. Currently, the lineup of Kryzys consists of Robert Brylewski (g., voc.), Maciej Góralski (dr.), Aleksander Korecki (sax.), Martyna Załoga (bg.), Andrzej Kasprzyk (g.)
== Legacy ==
Kryzys is regarded as one of the most influential new wave bands in Poland. In 1985, its song ''Mam dość'' was issued at a ''Fala'' compilation album. In 1994, a ''Kryzys 78 - 91'' LP was published, featuring songs of the early years of the band. In 2003 - 2006, two tribute albums were published: ''Dolina Lalek: Tribute to Kryzys vol. 1''. and ''Dolina Lalek: Tribute to Kryzys vol. 2'', in which the songs of the band are played by, among others, Dezerter, Pidżama Porno, T.Love, and Farben Lehre. Songs of Kryzys, with lyrics written by Góralski, have also been performed by such bands, as Kazik Na Żywo, 2Tm2,3, and Maleo Reggae Rockers.

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