The Bill

The Bill are a Polish punk rock band from Pionki, with roots in the mid-1980s and a breakthrough tied to the early 1990s Polish punk scene. Their name plays on the sound of a Polish insult, matching the band's sarcastic, direct, and confrontational sense of humor. After local rehearsals and early lineup changes, The Bill became widely known through Jarocin-era exposure and the success of The Biut, an album whose title itself jokes with the idea of a debut. Poczatek Konca and Sex'n'Roll followed with fast, melodic punk songs that became staples for Polish punk audiences, combining rough humor, anti-establishment feeling, and accessible choruses. The band later paused and returned in the 2000s, continuing to record and perform for listeners who had kept the early songs alive. Albums such as Niech tancza aniolowie, 8siem, and The Kada show a group that remained connected to its classic punk base while extending its catalog across decades.