Pink Freud is a genre-defying Polish jazz quartet, renowned for their innovative fusion of jazz with elements of rock, punk, and electronic music, that pushes the boundaries of traditional jazz ethos. Formed in the early 2000s, the band was initially inspired by the groundbreaking work of Pink Floyd, whose influence is echoed in their cleverly adapted name. Comprised of talented musicians Wojtek Mazolewski on bass, Adam Baron on trumpet, Tomek Duda on saxophone, and Rafal Klimczuk on drums, Pink Freud has become a prominent figure in the progressive jazz scene, known for their dynamic live performances and a daring approach to composition and improvisation.

Over the years, Pink Freud has amassed a diverse discography that showcases their ability to blend a myriad of sounds while maintaining a distinctively rebellious jazz core. Albums like "piano forte brutto netto" delve into deeply textured musical landscapes, while works such as "Pink Sunrise" and "Rhodes Rio" exhibit their aptitude for crafting atmospheric soundscapes infused with vibrant rhythms. With "PUNKFREUD ARMY" and "Punk Freud," the band nods to their punk influences, integrating more aggressive tones and rhythms. Their reverence for electronic music pioneers materializes in the experimental "Pink Freud Plays Autechre," an album that resonates with fans of avant-garde and electronic music alike. As they continue to evolve and challenge the confines of genre, Pink Freud remains a compelling act, ever-surprising their audience with each groundbreaking release, such as "Radio Pink Freud" and "Alchemia," which further cement their status as torchbearers of modern jazz innovation.