Tyrant

UZI is undoubtedly one of the longest-running teams in the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, offering since its early years

90s uncompromising, heavy sound combined with the melodic lines of the extremely characteristic voice of the vocalist,

leader and co-founder of the group – Zbyszek Bukowiecki. From the very beginning, UZI drew from the best traditions of hard

rock, which was confirmed by the sound of the debut demo album "Uzupełna Zapomnianych Idei" (1997),

as well as in subsequent recordings made, among others, in the Radio Kielce Studio (the compilation "Plaga Rocka" 2001) and Studio S1

Radio Łódź ("Rock Atak" compilation 2004). During this time, the band made its presence known on stages all over Poland and its

he confirmed his musical quality by performing alongside groups such as Proletaryat, ONA, Illusion, Myslovitz, Lady Pank,

Golden Life and others.

With the album "Tyran" (2022), the band once again complements the ideas, this time in the heavy metal and nu-metal genre, traditionally

adding a new quality to them in the area of ​​solid guitar riffs and lyrics that will not leave anyone indifferent.

About painful war stories, freedom, political shit, drugs, death, and even the rape of minors.

The minor keys of the singles included on the album, occasionally sprinkled with dissonances, only intensify the anxiety that

It's not easy to break free. The recordings were made in the fall of 2021 at the "Stara Szkoła" studio. Instrumental talents for singing

Zbyszek Bukowiecki was lent his vocals by Janek Salata (guitarist, composer and arranger) and Marcin Jasiński (guitar),

Kuba Niewęgłowski (bass) and Marcin Turno (drums).