To finish the Spanish voyage, there's this, as you could say, music curiosity but it's no curiosity, it's a valid music project from Barcelona. They play very cold coldwave and very post postpunk. The curious thing is that their lyrics are... in Polish! The reason for that is called Patrycja Proniewska, the vocalist of Belgrado and formerly also in Alert! Alert! or Knife In The Leg, the Internet suggests that she's a universal artist.
Their music sounds as if it wasn't performed by three Catalan but born and raised boys from Warsaw of the People Republic Poland era with shops with no goods to buy and dirty snow on old cars windscreens. Especially "Pałac Kultury" (about Warsaw soviet-era monument Palace of Culture and Science) sounds like a coldwave anthem of this era. Only the lyrics are less about social/political reality and more about human condition in general. To be honest I think that the Polish words are treated more like an exotic addition to music than a serious way to express anything as they're not really clear. But maybe it's just the recordings fault.
I believe that Belgrado is something very intriguing for the Spanish and so it should be also for Poles. It's good to know a Spanish band with Polish lyrics and Yugoslavian (as it'd be called in those times) name.
"Siglo XXI" was released by La Vida Es Un Mus, you can get it for free.
