Poland's most unpredictable audiovisual duo storms onto the world stage with an album that's as intense, absurd, as it is sincere. Once known as Franek Warzywa & Młody Budda, vgtbl.pl emerged from the Warsaw DIY scene, fueled by internet absurdity and punk attitude. Their music is both a chaotic love letter to Poland and a provocative commentary on how the country is perceived abroad.

‍On Vegetables Worldwide, genres collide head-on: Chopin meets Brazilian funk, metal melts into smooth jazz, breakbeats rip through sweet melodies. The result is an urgent, elusive collage that is entirely their own. Lyrically and visually, the album offers a post-internet perspective on Polish identity, humor, and big dreams, with space for vegetables, raves, and the search for simple joy in the chaos.

‍With early support from the likes of Anthony Fantano and Joost Klein, plus airplay on KEXP, the hype quickly grew. From art galleries to food markets, from DIY basements to festivals like The Great Escape, Pohoda, and Pop Messe: vgtbl.pl is known everywhere for its outrageous live shows. Now, Vegetables Worldwide is bringing Poland's freshest "produce"—musical, visual, and emotional—straight to the world.