TZN Xenna

TZN Xenna (Polish pronunciation: [ˌtɛt͡sɛtˈɛn ˈksɛna]) was one of the early Polish punk rock bands. Krzysztof „Zygzak” Chojnacki – (vocals) (1981–1983; 1984–1987; 2011 - present) Dariusz „Dynia” Dynowski – (drums) (1984–1987; 2011 - present) Wojtek „Tele Kesur” Rusak – (guitar) (2011 - present) Krzysztof „Panek” Pankiewicz – (bass) (2013 - present) Krzysztof Chojnacki Zygzak (vocals) Marek „Markus” Kucharski – (guitar) (1981–1982; 1984–1987) Piotr „Czombe” Dubiel – (bass) (1981) Tomasz „Gogo Szulc” Kożuchowski – (drums) (1981–1983) Jacek „Sydney” Zientała – (bass) (1981–1983) Andrzej „Falkonetti” Kuszpyt – (guitar) (1982–1983), (bass) (1984–1987) Robert „Mionek” Micorek – (guitar) (1986–1987) Tomasz „Klaus” Wrześniowski – (bass) (2011 - january 2013) TZN Xenna was founded in August 1981 in Warsaw by Zygzak, Gogo Szulc and Piotr Dubiel. The first name was Kamash and the Eckers. According to Marek, the name translated into English would be "That Means Xenna" (tzn translating as "that means" and xenna being just a word with no meaning, like a name). Their first concert group had on September 11, 1981 in "Skarpa" club. In the same month band took part in new wave Festival in Toruń, but without success. Marciniak, Marta (16 July 2015). Transnational Punk Communities in Poland: From Nihilism to Nothing Outside Punk. Bloomsbury Publishing USA. ISBN 979-8-216-31832-3. [https://web.archive.org/web/20250814103309/https://bazhum.muzhp.pl/media/texts/meritum/2011-tom-3/meritum-r2011-t3-s143-160.pdf Wątki antykomunistyczne w polskiej muzyce punk 1978–1989] v t e