Zrní (meaning grain or corn in Czech) is a band from Kladno, Czech Republic consisting of Jan Unger (Vocals, flute), Jan Juklík (Acoustic guitar, electric guitar, ukulele, vocals), Jan Fišer (Violin, vocals), Jan Caithaml (Bass, vocals) and Ondřej Slavík (Drums, accordion, beatbox, samples and more). They call their music něžný artbrut (tender art brut) and it's a mix of folk, pop and electro. The band formed on June 23rd, 2001, which is the day of their first (unofficial) concert at the restaurant U České Lípy. They're currently signed to APPLAUSE BOOKING and have released five albums, a remix album, an acoustic album and a collaboration album with VerTeDance. How they describe themselves: Tender artbrut. Wood, muscles, water, hammers. We are Zrní, a band from Kladno. We like to play with music, to talk through music, to communicate like you do with your fingers in the air, like people in the streets. We are inspired by everything: sounds, animals, comics, computers, the Poldi steelworks. We draw from this fast-paced electronic time of today, which brings all kinds of different sounds of machines, cars, cities. It brings new human feelings, new situations, new engineering possibilities. We also get inspiration from the folk music, which comes from this land and the experience of our ancestors. We sing in Czech. About the night city, the homeless, about apple trees in the orchard. About the computer game hero, who goes to discover the world. There is five of...