If you like the Peru CDs from the 80s, you will definatly like this Cd in the same style! Krzysztof Duda in the 1980s was a leading supplier of electronic music on the domestic market. Despite this, the wider public does not fully recognize him. This is probably the fault of the then television, which was not used to signing who was behind the soundtracks to its programs. And yet such programs as the famous "Poll" or "Halo Komputer" would not gain much if not for the futuristic background music. The Altus album is therefore a sentimental journey into the 1980s. Krzysztof Duda avoided debts, opted for short and expressive forms. Stimulated straight from electro pop, it collided with the synthetic beats of contemporary drum machines and primitive computers. This is evidently a "retro" school, a sound that was considered modern in the 1980s, but today it has become painfully old. This album is evidently reminiscent of values, Duda is remembered as the one who successfully tuned into contemporary electronics. However, on the days of declining communism in the 1980s, this music was not spared. For those who like to remember.
