B FLAT A / Fryderyk

2023-03-23

Album B FLAT A was nominated for the most important Polish music award Fryderyk.

SXSW

2023-03-10

Trupa Trupa made SXSW official history.

“ttt” / Marc Riley, BBC Radio 6 Music

2023-02-15

“So it’s abstract and it’s out there”, says Marc Riley on BBC 6 music. Listen to the Scrap 2 from “ttt” cassette which will be released on 21th of February via Glitterbeat Records.

B FLAT A review – Clash

2023-01-18

A few years on from their hypnotic ‘Of The Sun’ album, Polish quartet Trupa Trupa has returned with a release as eerily captivating but displaying more propulsive anger.

B FLAT A review – Under The Radar

2023-01-17

When you can’t easily identify peers or comparisons with another performer, you know you’re into something interesting.

Best albums of 2022 / BBC Radio 6

2022-12-23

“Uniforms” single, and BBC session, are on Mark Riley’s “The Best Of The Year” BBC Radio 6 music show.

Best albums of 2022 / WXPN

2022-12-19

B FLAT A album is on this great end of the year WXPN summary.

Best albums of 2022 / Simon Vozick-Levinson, Rolling Stone

2022-12-12

Such a great end of the year list created by Simon Vozick-Levinson, deputy music editor at Rolling Stone. And B FLAT A is at number 19.

Stereogum / B FLAT A

2022-11-17

Trupa Trupa hail from Poland, where for over a decade they’ve been using serrated post-punk to draw connections between their country’s fascist past and the present day.

Brooklyn Vegan

2022-01-19

Gdańsk, Poland’s Trupa Trupa just released their new album B FLAT A, that, according to frontman Grzegorz Kwiatkowski, explores “the wasteland of human nature where hatred and genocide are not just distant reverberations of Central European history but still resonate in contemporary reality,” and does so via visceral komische and post-punk inspired rock. You can […]

31 New Songs Out Today – Brooklyn Vegan

2022-01-17

Polish band Trupa Trupa will release new album B Flat A on February 11 and they’ve just shared the very well-shot video for new single “Uniforms.” The song starts as airy indie rock but devolves into a good bit of noisy fun by the end.