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Max Pie
Max Pie formed in Warsaw in 2002, with Mariusz Lewandowski as the vocalist and lyricist. Their debut album was called "A Soldier's Dead," and the title track...
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Max Pie formed in Warsaw in 2002, with Mariusz Lewandowski as the vocalist and lyricist. Their debut album was called "A Soldier's Dead," and the title track became one of their notable songs. They followed it with albums like "Moonlit Revelations" in 2004, "The Fever of the Earth" in 2006, and "The Gates of Paradise" in 2009.
They kept working and put out another album, "Daybreak," in 2015. Over time, they've had different musicians come through, including bassist Jarosław Kołakowski, drummer Paweł Świątek, and guitarist Marcin Tyburczy.
Their songs include "Come To My Grave," "Crawlin'," and "When You're Gone." They've done some work with outside artists like the Kronos Quartet and the Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra. The band has been nominated for Fryderyk Awards, which are Poland's major music honors.
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