Friday, January 23, 2026

Ankh - Bedzie Tajemnica (1998)

 

The third album from this band from Poland.

The band was a seven pieces big band with a lineup of drums, percussion, bass, guitars, violin, keyboards and vocals.

The band returned again after a three years long break.

The band has come on in leaps and bounds after their not so impressive debut album. 

This almost seventy minutes long album is jumping along in most directions. From some cover versions of King Crimson and the Norwegian classical music composer Edvard Grieg to some more folk rock and hard rock. 

The music is eclectic in other words. The music is also quirky. 

The Polish male vocals are also adding a lot of quirkiness to the music. The violins are also rampant and is adding a lot of quality to this album.

Not everything here is good. Nevertheless, there is some good stuff here and that makes this a pretty good album from a pretty obscure band who deserve a lot more attention.

2.5 points  

  

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