Since their debut in 2008, Tricity, Poland band Popsysze have gone from exploiting the power trio format in the most classic way, with straight garage rock songs with 1970s production, to far-reaching deconstruction—intricate rhythms enriched by numerous percussion instruments, hypnotic kraut momentum in the bass, psychedelic arrangements and guitar playing inspired by a range of folk phenomena from around the world, with Saharan desert blues at the forefront. Although the trio's experimental tendencies date back earlier (they played shows with the legendary Damo Suzuki from Can on vocals as early as 2012), the turning point in their career was their third album Kopalino (2017), the result of a week-long recording session in a summer house in the Kashubian village of that name; Popsysze continued the resulting explorations on their fourth and currently latest album Emisja (2022).