Kurjam is an enduring figure within the Estonian punk rock scene, known for their raw energy and no-holds-barred lyrics. Emerging in the early 90s, the band quickly established themselves with a rebellious attitude and a sound rooted in the gritty essence of punk music. Although their mainstream presence could be described as underground, they have garnered a loyal following in the Baltic region and among punk enthusiasts globally by consistently delivering honest, politically charged messages that resonate with the disaffected and the defiant.

With their recent releases such as "Kuumalaine Stroomi Rannas" (Heatwave at Stroomi Beach), "Surm tappis ära" (Death Killed), and "Väärastuda oht" (Danger of Distortion), Kurjam reaffirms their commitment to addressing societal and personal struggles. Their music remains as relevant and confrontational as ever, reflecting on contemporary issues while staying true to the ethos of their punk roots. With a blend of gritty riffs, pounding rhythms, and pointed commentary, Kurjam continues to make their mark as a pivotal voice within the punk genre, all while maintaining a fiercely independent and uncompromising creative stance.