Zabili Mi Żółwia (which translates to "They Killed My Turtle") is a Polish ska-punk band known for their energetic music infused with a hearty dose of humor and irony. The band was formed in the mid-1990s and quickly established a presence in the Polish underground music scene with their lively performances and the unique blend of genres in their sound. They're characterized by upbeat tempos, a brass section that adds a ska flavor, and catchy, singalong choruses that resonate with youthful exuberance and a cheeky attitude towards both the mundane and the absurd in everyday life.

Throughout the years, Zabili Mi Żółwia has maintained a significant following in Poland, buoyed by a series of well-received albums and singles that showcase their talent for witty lyrics and infectious melodies. Their more recent releases, including "Wniebowzięci," "Twarzą w twarz," "Wiosna 2007," and "Uczucia w promocji," showcase not only their musical agility but also their ability to evolve and mature while staying true to the irreverent spirit that has defined their career. Each release underscores the band's place in the canon of Polish alternative music, bringing together fans of punk rock, ska, and those who appreciate music with a playful edge.