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Proletaryat was founded in November 1987 in Pabianice by musicians previously connected to the bands Zero and Nev. From the start, it belonged to Poland’s rock counterculture, with an early sound shaped by punk, new wave and a sharp, confrontational style of expression. The band made its stage debut in May 1988 at a local music review, and soon began building momentum through Jarocin appearances and the “Revolt” recordings. Those festival successes and early releases helped open the door to full-length albums that established Proletaryat on the Polish scene in the early 1990s. Its first two records are most closely associated with the band’s punk and new wave phase, while 1993’s “Czarne Szeregi” marked a...

Active since 1987Pabianice

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The 1989 demo “Revolt” was released not only in Poland through Kaszana Warsaw Factory but also in France by RIT Rec., which was a notable move for a Polish band from that scene and period.
Very early in its career, Proletaryat built a strong festival reputation, winning the Audience Award and the Journalists’ Award at Jarocin 1989, then adding three more awards there in 1990.
The song “Hej naprzód marsz” grew into an unofficial Jarocin anthem, which shows how deeply the band became tied to the spirit of late-1980s and early-1990s Polish alternative culture.
The 1993 album “Czarne Szeregi” marked a major turning point, because after two more punk and new wave leaning records, the band moved more decisively toward a heavier metal sound.

FromPabianice

Formed1987