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This is the first project entirely in Polish of the band, who return after over a 3-year-break. This is a surprising and diverse material. After experiencing various variations of alt rock, surf and country, the band reached new means of expression. What we will hear on this album is, among others, The Great Choir of Young Chorea from Lodz and the eclecticism of the material is unified by the lyrics of Konrad Dworakowski.

 

'This album was created in a difficult time for me,' says Łukasz Lach, the leader of L.Stadt. 'Before my eyes the person closest to me was passing away and I found the reflecton of that difficult time in Konrad's lyrics. I was looking at my city, which was proudly lasting when my personal world crumbled. And even though it is an album about passing, it was more important to me to find the strength in the artifacts of the past that mingled with a fluid and elusive reality.'

 

 

L.Stadt and Dworakowski's cooperation began in April 2016 and was initiated by The Pinocchio Theater in Lodz. At first, a one-off project – songs performed together with The Chorea Choir as part of the Coalition of the Cities for the European Capital of Culture in Wroclaw – turned, however, into a publication.

 

'This material is important to me personally, but I feel a lot of universal content in it,' Lach says. 'I've seen how great influence it had on the audience during live shows. We went with the material to the studio and an intense CD came out. These songs are different from what we did before, and that's what I've always wanted – not to be repetitive and on each album show L.Stadt from yet unknown side.'

L.Stadt perform L.Story fot.HaWa

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