Łzy

Łzy [wzɨ] is a Polish pop/rock band. The band was founded in 1996 in Pszów, Southern Poland (their name translates "Tears"). The members of the group all come from Racibórz and Wodzisław Śląski counties. Their first album, Słońce (The Sun), released in 1998 was not a success. However, the band found popularity with their sophomore record, W związku z samotnością (In a Relationship with Loneliness). Hit singles "Agnieszka" and "Narcyz" elevated Łzy to a nationwide stardom in Poland in 2001 and the album was certified Platinum in their home country, having sold in over 100 000 copies. Despite the commercial success, Polish mass-media were reluctant to promote Łzy's music and the group was rarely seen on the television or heard on the...