Pustki is a Polish music band that defies easy categorization, known for their poetic lyrics and eclectic musical style that blends elements of rock, pop, and alternative music. The band took its initial form in 1999, founded by Rafał Piotrowiak in Murowana Goślina, only to evolve over the years with changes in line-up and creative direction. The core of the group solidified around the talents of Rafał Piotrowiak and the captivating vocals of Barbara Wrońska, whose presence added a distinctive layer to their sound.

Throughout their career, Pustki has been lauded for their innovative approach to music and their ability to craft songs that resonate deeply with their listeners. Their discography showcases a commitment to artistic growth and a willingness to experiment. Albums like "Koniec kryzysu" (2012), marked a point of maturation in their sound, garnering critical acclaim and solidifying their status within the Polish music scene. The band's continued exploration into various sonic territories is evident in their 2015 release "Safari", which offers a rich tapestry of musical influences. Their commitment to their artistry is also reflected in the re-release of their earlier work, with "Studio Pustki" (2019 Remastered) providing both new listeners and long-time fans an opportunity to experience their music in renewed quality. With singles like "Wydawało się" and "Lugola," Pustki demonstrates that they remain a compelling and relevant force in contemporary music, continually evolving while staying true to the creative spirit that has defined them from the start.