Post Regiment

Post Regiment was a pioneering punk band from Warsaw, Poland, known for their energetic style, politically charged lyrics, and tight musicianship. Formed in the late 1980s, they quickly became a major force in the Polish underground punk scene. Their self-titled debut album, "Post Regiment," released in 1992, is regarded as a landmark in Polish hardcore punk, blending speed, aggression, and melodic sensibilities.

Fronted by the powerful vocals of Max (aka Dominika), Post Regiment stood out not only for their sound but for their strong presence in a male-dominated genre. Their 1996 album "Czarzły," and the later release "Tragedia wg Post Regiment" (a collaboration interpreting songs by fellow Polish punk band Tragedia), further cemented their status as influential figures in Eastern European punk. Though the band eventually disbanded, their music continues to inspire punk fans around the world.