Music Award for Best Polish Act. The same year, Sony Music domestically released an obligatory end-of-contract compilation album, entitled The Best of. The lead single Kraków was an older song re-recorded with 1970s Polish folk rock stars Marek Grechuta and Anawa. In the summer of 2004 Myslovitz were touring Europe again, starting with a concert for the German public radio and television broadcaster WDR on the eve of EU enlargement. Apart from headlining smaller venues and playing festival slots (including the largest Swiss open-air event in St. Gallen, they again opened for Iggy Pop & The Stooges on their European dates, as well as for The Corrs in the UK and mainland Europe. In December 2004, EMI released Myslovitz's most recent album entitled Skalary, mieczyki, neonki ("Angelfish, swordtails, neon tetras") - an out-of-schedule release with outtakes from the Korova Milky Bar recording sessions; longform, psychedelic-experimental and downbeat instrumental soundscapes took center stage. Skalary... earned Myslovitz comparisons to Radiohead and Pink Floyd. At the time, the band had finished recording of their new album Happiness Is Easy; it was released in May 2006. Myslovitz's success arguably contributed to a revitalisation of the Polish alternative rock scene in the late 1990s and early 2000s, which spawned bands such as eM, Kombajn do zbierania kur po wioskach, and Lili Marlene. In April 2012, frontman and co-founder Artur Rojek left the band after twenty years to pursue a solo career and continue work as creative director for the annual OFF Festival. Rojek was replaced by singer Michał Kowalonek, who left the band in 2018 (exactly six years to the day of Rojek's departure ). Band members Current members Mateusz Parzymięso – lead vocals, guitar (2019–present) Wojciech (Wojtek) Powaga – guitar (1992–present) Przemysław (Przemek) Myszor – guitar, keyboards (1996–present) Jacek Kuderski – bass guitar, backing vocals (1992–present) Wojciech (Wojtek, "Lala") Kuderski – drums, percussion (1992–present) Former members Marcin "Bango" Porczek – bass guitar (1992) Rafał Cieślik – drums (1992) Artur Rojek – lead vocals, guitar (1992-2012) Michał Kowalonek – lead vocals, guitar (2012-2018) Former touring members Łukasz Lańczyk – lead vocals, guitar (2018-2019) Myslovitz and Mysłowice Myslovitz follow the tradition of 1970s American rock acts who took their names from their places of origin, such as Chicago or Boston. When choosing their name, the band seemed to be inspired by an ambiguous relationship towards their hometown which they felt to be rather provincial. In a