KSU is one of the first and most famous punk rock bands in Poland, formed in 1977 in Ustrzyki Dolne. The band’s name comes from the initials of the town where it was formed. KSU is recognized as a pioneer of Polish punk, combining sharp social criticism with energetic music.
The band debuted at a time when the punk rock scene in Poland was just beginning to form, and their lyrics often addressed themes such as freedom, rebellion against the communist system, and local patriotism. Over the years, KSU has maintained its strong message and distinctive sound, enjoying unwavering popularity among fans.
KSU’s most famous songs include “Pod prąd”, “Ustrzyki”, “Liban”, and “Nie ma zmiłuj”, which have become anthems of the Polish punk scene. Albums such as “Pod prąd” and “Ustrzyki” are classics of the genre, documenting the spirit of their times.
KSU remains active on the music scene, regularly performing and recording new material, maintaining its position as an important voice in Polish rock music.
