Agressiva 69

Agressiva 69 is the first Polish industrial band formed in 1989 in Krakow. The first two albums - "Deus Ex Machina" and "Hammered By The Gods" - are classic examples of industrial rock with influences of bands like Skinny Puppy ,Nine Inch Nails or Ministry. The third longplay "2,47" was more electronical, which explains why Agressiva 69 supported The Prodigy at their Polish concert. "2,47" was also released in some European countries and band's popularity rose outside Poland. With 2001's "Agressiva 69", the band made itself similar to more pop-electronic like Depeche Mode.

The first two albums - "Deus Ex Machina" and "Hammered By The Gods" - are classic examples of industrial rock with influences of bands like Skinny Puppy ,Nine Inch Nails or Ministry. The third longplay "2,47" was more electronical, which explains why Agressiva 69 supported The Prodigy at their Polish concert. "2,47" was also released in some European countries and band's popularity rose outside Poland. With 2001's "Agressiva 69", the band made itself similar to more pop-electronic like Depeche Mode. In 2004 Agressiva 69 released "Dirrrt" box-compilation with all their albums, except the latest "Agressiva 69".

Currently the band is preparing to release their new album "In" which was recorded with guest appearances of Martin Atkins and Wayne Hussey. "Nie Widac Konca" is the first single taken from it.