Uliczny Opryszek is a Polish punk rock band known for their energetic music and lyrical emphasis on anarchism, social issues, and football fandom. The band, whose name aptly translates to "Street Scoundrel," has firmly entrenched itself in the punk subculture of Poland, drawing similarities with the raw sounds and ethos of early British punk movements. Their discography is a testament to their steadfast dedication to the punk identity, as seen in their ongoing series of albums titled "Na zawsze punk," which translates to "Forever Punk." This series, with at least three installments including "Na zawsze punk 2" and "Na zawsze punk 3," showcases Uliczny Opryszek's commitment to the punk scene as well as their willingness to evolve within the genre.

Over the years, Uliczny Opryszek has maintained a strong connection with their fan base through music that resonates with the working class and subverts mainstream polish culture. Their catalog also displays devotion to football culture, with tracks like "Fc St. Pauli do boju" highlighting the deep-seated admiration for the sport and specific teams. The band's energetic guitar riffs and distinct vocals punctuate songs like "Nie chcem, ale muszem" and "Wszystko jest piękne," creating anthems that are both rebelliously spirited and evocative of the group's Polish roots. Whether they are delivering powerful critiques or celebrating solidarity among their fans, Uliczny Opryszek remains a staple in the Polish punk genre, fearlessly continuing their musical journey.