Incrowd was founded in 1992 and consisted of Maciej Majchrzak (electric guitar, later T.Love), Adam Nowakowski (vocals), Sidney Polak (drums, currently T.Love), and Marcin Szuster (bass guitar).
The group’s first concert took place at the Filters Club on December 20, 1992. They participated in the Warsaw edition of the Marlboro Rock-in ’93 competition but did not advance to the final.
Incrowd performed on the big stage at the Jarocin ’93 festival and served as a support act during the promotion of the debut album of the Illusion group.
The band signed a contract with the Loud Out Records publishing house, leading to the release of their debut album, “Deadman Syndrome,” in 1994.
The recording was done at Winicjusz Chrust’s studio in Sulejówek, with Wojciech Przybylski as the implementer.
In 1995, during two separate recording sessions, Incrowd prepared material for their second album, titled “Soap Soup.”
The band played its last concert in November 1995 at the Dekadent club.
This provides a brief overview of Incrowd’s history, including their formation, early activities, album releases, and eventual disbandment in 1995.
