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Uda Małopolskie, Poland
UDA ("The Thighs") are one of the most colorful and intriguing Polish groups. Trio's music drifts freely between fusion/free
jazz, psychodelia, oriental and bit insane postmodern space rock. Specific, ragged and partly improvised compositons are immersed in scarlet depths of surrealistic humour.
Discography: "Hurtownia przebisniegow" (2010), "Witaj pokarmie" (2011), "Lowy kraby" (2013).
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