Myslovitz, a Polish rock band from Mysłowice, 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,
Przemysław Myszor joined as a guitarist and keyboardist, contributing to their
second album Sun Machine, which featured hits like "Z twarzą Marilyn Monroe" and
"Peggy Brown". Their breakthrough came with the album Miłość w czasach
popkultury (1999), selling over 300,000 copies and featuring the hit "Długość
dzwięku samotności". The band continue...