Kirszenbaum Kraków, Poland
Kirszenbaum is an award-winning duo hailing from Kraków, combining a few unrelated musical worlds into one, dark postfolk slavic shoegaze soundscape. Drawing their inspiration from all sorts of literary figures, bands such as Junip or songwriters like Nick Cave, Kirszenbaum is on a constant trip from Tove Jansson to Friedrich Nietzsche and beyond, there and back again, in eternal return. ... more
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