Myslovitz is one of the most important bands of the past 30 years on the Polish music scene. Formed in 1992 in Mysłowice, the group has released 10 albums, with total sales exceeding half a million copies. Their hits — The Length of the Sound of Solitude, For You, Us, Boys, A Script for My Neighbors, Peggy Brown, With the Face of Marilyn Monroe, and many others — have become part of the canon of Polish music and are regularly played on all major Polish radio stations.

During the Fryderyk 2024 gala, the band received an award for The Length of the Sound of Solitude, which was named the hit of the last 30 years.

In 2024, to mark the 25th anniversary of the album Love in the Time of Pop Culture, the band played a sold-out concert tour titled In the Evenings, Boys Go Out on the Streets and released their first-ever live album, which reached No. 3 on the Polish album sales chart.

Myslovitz is a two-time winner of the MTV Europe Music Awards, has received numerous Fryderyk Awards from the Polish Phonographic Academy, and is also a recipient of the Polityka Passport, SuperJedynki, Yach Film Festival awards, and many other prestigious honors.

The album Korova Milky Bar was released in several European countries, leading to the band’s appearances at major European festivals. Notably, Myslovitz is the only Polish band to tour Europe alongside artists such as Iggy Pop, Simple Minds, The Corrs, and Travis.