OUDEZIEL

Blowing up a storm, the Polish proggers bind a number of different threads to create an expansive experience.

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“Our music is a bit like the weather,” considers Artur Wolski, the guitarist and keyboard player of Polish proggy art-rockers Oudeziel. “There are songs that start on a lazy morning, when the fog evaporates and the sun rises. There are elements of a summer storm that comes suddenly. We live close to the Baltic Sea and such a comparison reflects well on the progression in the music.” Wolski’s assessment is indeed apt. Oudeziel was formed by the guitarist and drummer Jarek Bielawski from the ashes of the ethereal trio Obrasqi, who came to premature close at the end of 2022 following untimely passing of singer Monika Dejk-Wikła. “We decided to end that band’s activity and to create music by inviting guest musicians and being without a permanent singer,” explains Wolski. Bassist…

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