A music duo from Wrocław, Poland. 2009 – Filip Zawada invites Peve Lety for cooperation at recording some film music. After an hour of improvising, they both decide to embezzle funds for music studio. Finally, as a result of spending whole week closed in a large recording hall, their first record appears. They name it “Lullabies of love and death” . Music for movie has never emerged. After putting duo’s songs on myspace, three record companies try to sign a contract with them. Musicians choose one, that provides them with complete freedom to record and think in their own way and gives a possibility of buying new instruments. On the 5th of October, their debut album – Lullabies of Love and Death – is released. It collects high assessments from all reviewers and most of them keep pestering musicians to leave Poland, for there’s no place for such sophisticated music in this country. But both Peve and Filip claim, that they live in Europe, not in Africa, and have no intention of going abroad. On their first without-audience concert zero persons arrive, and four hundred people comes to see them on their first with-audience concert. The first concert tour is played together with bands from Sweden and Germany. In November 2009, musicians decide to embark on series of accoustic concerts in private apartments. First of these experimental performances takes place in the house of Saint. Of Saint Edyta Stein. They are always household members, who organise a concert and they often invite their friends. Unfortunately it’s a very secret what is going to be performed by Peve and Filip, because it’s always something unique. Peve Lety – guitar bard. As he couldn’t – through all his life! – reach an agreement with any of the numerous bands, he finally decided to create a music duo. According to his opinion: “It’s a tough choice to throw out the only person you play with.” Filip Zawada – ex-member of bands “Pustki” and “AGD”. Sound massager, using Peter Hess’ method. Because he can hardly cope with anyone, he decided to live int the mountain, and tries not to think at all. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.