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Tichá dohoda

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Tichá dohoda
Company typeBand
IndustryMusic
Founded1986
Defunct1999
Key people
Dan Šustr (songwriter, guitarist, producer), Blanka Šrůmová (lead singer)
ProductsAlternative rock music, albums, singles
Websitewww.2wings.cz

Tichá dohoda was a Czech alternative rock ensemble that operated from 1986 until 1999, spearheaded by songwriter, guitarist, and producer Dan Šustr together with lead singer Blanka Šrůmová. The band gained recognition for their straightforward exploration of subjects such as sex and drugs, securing eight charting singles within the Czech Republic and receiving multiple nominations for local Grammy awards. In 1994, they pioneered the Czech music scene by releasing UnplugGag, the nation's inaugural unplugged album. Their final studio release, Válcovna vkusu s.r.o. (1998), came out through Sony Music before the group was eventually dropped by the label.

In 2006, the members regrouped under a new name, 2Wings.

Discography

  • Chci přežít (I Want to Survive) (Arta 1990; reissued by Monitor/EMI 1995)
  • Má duše se vznáší (My Soul is Floating) & Gloria, EP (Bonton Music 1991)
  • Underpop (Bonton 1992)
  • UnplugGag (Monitor 1993) – recognized as the first unplugged album in Czech music
  • Tulák po hvězdách (Starsailor) & Studiosessions, EP (Monitor/EMI 1994)
  • Droga v kůži (Drug in Vein), single (Monitor/EMI 1994)
  • "untitled" (Monitor/EMI 1994)
  • Kde spí andělé (Where the Angels Sleep) & Heroin, EP (Monitor/EMI 1995)
  • La Décadance (Monitor/EMI 1995)
  • CD-ROM Fucktography (Studio DADA 1995)
  • Live in Lucerna Music Bar (Illegal Records 1997)
  • Válcovna vkusu s.r.o. (Public Image Mill Plant Ltd.) (Sony Music 1998)
  • Největší hity (Greatest Hits) (Sony Music 1999)

TD with Phil Shoenfelt

Blanka and the Shroom Party (an experimental electronic collaboration between Dan Šustr and Blanka Šrůmová)

  • Psychoerotic Cabaret (Illegal Records 1997)

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