clear with purple center vinyl version - Michał Jacaszek is an absolute master of melancholy: the Polish composer who's spun dramatic shades of darkness and light into gold for more than a decade now, from the trickle-down electronics of Treny and artful gloom of Glimmer to the vapor-trailed verses of their looming spiritual cousin KWIATY. KWIATY - which was inspired by An English anthology of metaphysical poetry from the 17th century - is the most vocal-driven material Jacaszek's ever written, melding his stormy melodies with a breakout performance by Hania Malarowska (of the Warsaw-based rock band Hanimal) and the robust supporting roles of Joasia Sobowiec-Jamioł and Natalia Grzebała, with lyrics adapted from poems from Virgil and Robert Herrick.
| A1 | Flowers | 4:49 |
| A2 | To Perenna | 4:49 |
| A3 | Daffodils | 5:01 |
| A4 | To Violets | 4:19 |
| A5 | Love | 2:51 |
| A6 | Soft Music | 4:18 |
| B1 | To Meadows | 4:47 |
| B2 | White Island | 5:14 |
| B3 | Eternity | 7:10 |
| B4 | To Blossoms | 4:52 |
| B5 | Gardens | 3:28 |
