Sztabowa Street-The Breslauers
- johnaalex
- May 10, 2025
- 2 min read
Sztabowa Street-The Breslauers
Released 4th October 2023, available on digital platforms. Download it here.
Reviewed by Terry Mead. 04/05/2025.
Sztabowa Street is a self-penned single from the Polish quartet band The Breslauers who reside in Wroclaw. They acclaim their influences on rockabilly/surf rock/jazz and punk which flows through in these forthcoming tracks.
Members of the Band:
Vocal: Karrissa Hultgren
Upright Bass / Bass : Ali Bozkurt
Drums: Chaitanya Gosavi
Guitar: Mateusz Kowalczyk
Single Review:
Sztabowa Street-Superb intro generates the feel of the guitar with a neat catchy backdrop riff and breaks up the powerful words for vocalist Karrissa, all in all this would make a good stroller or a mid-paced jiver. The band have recorded an instrumental version of this tune with emphasise on the prolific riff.
To Summarise another nice quality production from this band ticks all the boxes for both live and airplay in my eyes.
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Track List:
1.Sztabowa Street
Band Bio:
From the alley of neon signs, in the hearth of Wroclaw, The Breslauers brings you back with a rockabilly sound! With their pin-upped hair, vintage threads, and a sound straight out of the '50s, this quartet brings the raw energy and rebellious spirit of rock 'n' roll to the modern age.
At the forefront is Karissa, a charismatic frontman whose harsh vocals and fiery kazoo licks command attention from the first note. Her bandmate, Ali, lays down the thunderous rhythm on the upright bass, driving the music forward with relentless groove. And keeping the beat is Chaitanya, "The Animal", whose lightning-fast drumming and infectious energy set the stage ablaze with every performance. At last Mateusz, with his guitar and overweighted amp, will strike right into the face with his 12-bar blues.
The Breslauers' music is a high-octane fusion of rockabilly, surf rock, jazz, and punk embedded into original compositions, infused with a modern edge that keeps audiences on their feet. From the twangy guitar riff of "Blue Suede Shoes" to the mellow reverbs of "Big Time," their repertoire pays homage to the legends of the past while blazing a trail of their own.
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