Powstanie Warszawskie (album)

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Powstanie Warszawskie
Studio album by Lao Che
Released	March 2005
Genre	Alternative rock, punk rock, ska
Length	45:17
Label	Ars Mundi
Lao Che chronology
Gusła (2002) Powstanie Warszawskie (2005) Gospel (2008)

Powstanie Warszawskie (Polish for "Warsaw Uprising") is a second studio album released in March 2005 by Polish band Lao Che. It consists of 10 songs illustrating the course of 1944 uprising in Warsaw, Poland. The album received many prestigious nominations and awards:

• No. 1 Event in 2005's Polish music by Gazeta Wyborcza^[1]
• The best album of 2005 by listeners of Polskie Radio—Program III
• One of the five best albums in 2005 by Przekrój^[2]
• Nominee in The Best Alternative Album category of Fryderyki 2005.