Myslovitz, a Polish rock band from MysÅowice, was formed in 1992 by Artur Rojek. Initially known as "The Freshmen," they changed their name to Myslovitz in 1994 and released their debut album Myslovitz in 1995 under MJM Music Pl. In 1996, PrzemysÅaw Myszor joined as a guitarist and keyboardist, contributing to their second album Sun Machine, which featured hits like "Z twarzÄ
Marilyn Monroe" and "Peggy Brown". Their breakthrough came with the album MiÅoÅÄ w czasach popkultury (1999), selling over 300,000 copies and featuring the hit "DÅugoÅÄ dzwiÄku samotnoÅci". The band continued to release albums, including Korova Milky Bar (2002) and Niewazne Jak Wysoko Jestesmy... (2011), with notable songs like "Acidland" and "Przypadek Hermana Rotha". Myslovitz has undergone several lineup changes, with Mateusz ParzymiÄso becoming the band's vocalist in 2019. With ParzymiÄso, the band returned with the studio album Wszystkie narkotyki Åwiata (2023), featuring songs such as "MiÅoÅÄ," "Pakman," "Latawce," and the title track. In 2024, Myslovitz released the live album Wieczorami chÅopcy wychodzÄ
na ulice â LIVE, featuring performances of songs spanning their career.
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