Priessnitz is a
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rock band
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from
Jeseník
Jeseník (; until 1947 Frývaldov (); german: Freiwaldau, pl, Frywałdów) is a spa town in the Olomouc Region of the Czech Republic. It has about 11,000 inhabitants.
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formed in 1989. The band has released 9 albums, the last one named "''Beztíže''" (Zero Gravity) was released in October 2016
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the Czech Television made a feature of the band
in which the viewer is introduced to the almost 30-year history of Priessnitz. In 2016, the band was nominated for the music prize Apollo for the album ''Beztíže'' by the Czech music critics. The Academy of Popular Music in the Czech Republic nominated Priessnitz in the categories of song of the year (Mrzáci) and group of the year as part of the music awards '' Ceny Anděl 2016''.
Discography
**
Freiwaldau
', Legend/1992, Indies Records/2002
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Nebel
', Legend/1992, Indies Records/2003
**
Hexe
', Bonton, 1994
**
Seance
', Indies Records, 1996
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Potichu?
', Indies Records, 1997
**
Zlatý déšť
' (singl), Indies Records, 1999
**
Zero
', EMI/Escape, 2001
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Playlist
', EMI/Escape, 2004
**
Střepy
' (singl), EMI/Escape, 2006
**
Stereo
', EMI/Escape, 2006
**
Beztíže
', Supraphon, 2016
References
Priessnitz present Swan song album
External links
Homepage of the band
Facebook Profile
Priessnitz YouTube channel
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Czech rock music groups
Musical groups established in 1989
1989 establishments in Czechoslovakia
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