KWIATY

It all started with a book, as these things often do. An
English anthology of metaphysical poetry from the
17th century, to be exact. Which may not sound like
the sexiest option on the shelves, but hear us out. The
gentleman plowing through those weathered pages
happened to be Michal Jacaszek, the Polish composer
who's spun dramatic shades of darkness and light into
gold for more than a decade now. An absolute master
of melancholy, from the trickle-down electronics of
Treny and artful gloom of Glimmer to the vapor-trailed verses of their looming spiritual cousin KWIATY.