Released in 2007 by Metal Mind Productions, Swiatynia Dumania is a archival collection documenting the musical evolution of Polish progressive rock outfit Ogród Wyobraźni alongside its related predecessor and successor formations. Spanning over seventy-two minutes, this comprehensive archival compilation captures the vibrant energy, intricate arrangements, and poetic depth that defined the Polish underground classic and symphonic rock scene during the late 1970s and early 1980s. The release brings together historical studio and live recordings from Five Boys, the core lineup of Ogród Wyobraźni, and the short-lived hard rock spin-off Mad Max. Across thirteen meticulously restored tracks, listeners are treated to soaring electric guitar interplay, expansive vintage keyboard soundscapes dominated by organ and synth textures, dynamic rhythm section shifts, and passionate native-language vocals. From the epic, sprawling symphonic structures of the title track to hard-hitting classic rock anthems like Atak serca and Słodkie radio, the album showcases a high level of musicianship and creative ambition. Providing essential historical context for Eastern European rock history, Swiatynia Dumania serves as an indispensable gem for fans and collectors of classic Polish progressive rock, vintage hard rock, and 1970s symphonic soundscapes.

Reissued in 2009 by Wydawnictwo Anex, Three Etudes & Prasad In Mangalore presents two distinct mid-1980s studio sessions by visionary Polish jazz pianist and composer Sławomir Kulpowicz. The album pairs three intricate solo piano compositions ("Three Etudes") with three dynamic ensemble pieces ("Prasad In Mangalore") featuring guitar icon Jarosław Śmietana, bassist Witold Szczurek, and a rich percussion section. Blending European classical discipline, avant-garde modal jazz, and Eastern modal traditions, key highlights include "Youngster," "Prasad," and the atmospheric title piece "Mangalore."

Lebowski 2019 is marked by the release of a new studio album, "Galactica". Long 8 years after sublime studio album “Cinematic”. The album contains 9 compositions and is a continuation of the previously chosen musical idea. A rich arrangement full of melodies and musical expressions is a characteristic feature of this music. The recording of the album began 5 years ago. For the recording of this album the quartet invited, among others, the legend of world jazz, the outstanding German trumpeter - Markus Stockhausen who also collaborated with Lebowski on their 2013 single release, "Goodbye My Joy" which spent 17 weeks in the Hit List of the Polish radio station Radiowa Trójka.

Released in 2009 by Metal Mind Productions, This Bread Is Mine is the critically acclaimed third studio album by Polish neo-progressive rock band Believe. Founded by guitarist Mirek Gil (ex-Collage), the ensemble builds upon their signature blend of lyrical electric guitar work, expressive acoustic passages, and rich atmospheric arrangements. The album marks the debut of vocalist Karol Wróblewski, whose emotive singing, flute, and keyboard flourishes integrate seamlessly with Satomi's featured violin lines. Supported by the driving rhythm section of bassist Przemysław Zawadzki and drummer Vlodi Tafel, the release delivers a deeply emotional, song-oriented progressive journey. Highlights such as "Tales From Under The Tree," "And All The Roads," and the expansive title track "This Bread Is Mine" make this an essential listening experience for fans of European neo-prog.

Released in 2008 by the prominent Polish progressive label Lynx Music, The Lights Of A Distant Bay is the captivating debut album by Polish neo-progressive rock project Moonrise. Multi-instrumentalist Kamil Konieczniak handles keyboards, guitars, bass, and drum programming, crafting rich melodic tapestries alongside the soaring, atmospheric vocal performances of Łukasz Gall (vocalist of Millenium). Drawing inspiration from Polish neo-prog icons as well as classic UK prog, the album features lush synthesizer solos, expressive guitar work, and emotive, song-oriented structures. Highlights like the expansive 10-minute epic "Help Me I Can't Help Myself," "In The Labyrinth of the Dream," and the atmospheric title track make this an essential listening experience for fans of European neo-progressive rock.

Das SWR Vokalensemble gehört zu den besten Chören der Welt. Ein weiterer Baustein in der Serie mit Chorwerken aus verschiedenen Ländern. Sehr selten aufgeführte Werke von Szymanowski, Gorecki, Haubenstock-Ramati und Lutoslawski, den bedeutendsten polnischen Komponisten. Dass Polen besonders im 20. Jahrhundert so viele und so herausragende Komponisten hervorgebracht hat, ist angesichts der politischen Geschichte des Landes sehr überraschend. Nach dem 2. Weltkrieg und nach Stalins Tod brach sich auf dem Musikfestival 'Warschauer Herbst' 1956 die aufgestaute Kreativität Bahn und es präsentierte sich das ungeheure musikalische Potential des Landes einer erstaunten Weltöffentlichkeit.