Biography

Tomáš Hajíček - singer, mammoth hunter
Instruments: Bass guitar, drums, guitar (passive)
Previous: Music groups of Liberec - Der Fraumann, Oi oi Hubert Macháně, Solomon bob, also guest at the Tři sestry group (drums)
Today: Theatre TA Fantastika – musical Excalibur (as Uther)
Education: High School Of Builiding
Work: used to worked as driver, machinist or building inspector
Favorite bands: Suicidal Tendencies, Stuck Mojo, Downset, Laibach, System of a Down

Jarmut Gabriel - guitar, singer
Instruments: Ibanez S 620, strings D’Addaria
Previous: Mewa, Uruguay, performances in subway
Today: Testify (+ Vlaďka Svobodová of Laura)
Work: Businessman - data network and communicating
Education: High school of Electrical Industry
Favorite bands: Big and Rich, Suicidal Tendencies, Helmet, AC/DC, Rolling Stones, Voivod; and also American country (+ blues, swing..)

Marek Haruštiak - bass guitar, singer
Instruments: Fernandes Gravity 5 Deluxe, Mesa/Boogie Big Block Titan V12
Previous: Five O´Clock Tea, Dymytry, Chameleon
Today: Victoria
Education: Mgr. politologie
Work: Bass guitar
Favorite bands: Infectious Grooves, Metallica, Korn, Sepultura, Soulfly
Hobby: snowboard
Web: www.harum-bass.com

Vojta Douda - bloody cracking drums
Instruments: Drums Mapex, cymbaly Anatolian and drumsticks Regal Tip
Background: Autodidact until his 15
Previous: Cosmetic punk, stand-in Divokej Bill, Illona Csáková band
Today: Benedikta
Education: High School Of Hotel Service
Favorite bands: Buty, Police, Helmet, Beatles, Primus
Favorite albums: Helmet - Betty, Peter Gabriel - Up
Hobbies: Active fisherman

History

1991/92
There grows up the band called Krucipüsk in Liberec. The leader of punk-band Hubert Macháně, Tomáš Hájíček (sing, drums) comes into the thrash-metall band Veteš – Pavel Zadražil (guitar), Petr Slavík (bass guitar), Jan Zrůst (drums). Afer a month of rehearsing, Petr Paulus (guitar) comes into the Krucipüsk band. Krucipüsk releases their debut called Ratata (Monitor) a few months later.

1993
The tour with the groups Debustrol and Kabát. Krucipüsk appears on CDs Ultrametal 1-3 and 13 fláků od Kaťáků etc. The band plays in concerts and prepares the next CD.

1996
Krucipüsk with the same group members makes a recording of the second CD called Cirkus dneska nebude (No Circus today) (Monitor). Krucipüsk presents it‘s new CD in big summer festivals etc.

1997
Tomáš Hájíček changes the band staff towards a band progress. Aleš Makyta (ex King Size) occupies the post of guitarist in the band, there is also a new drummer Tomáš Marek (many of Liberec bands). Krucipüsk is seeking for some bass guitar player after a few months of rehearsing: Cizák (ex Debustrol), Peknuša (Drobný za bůra and Salomon Bob etc.), but the one who becomes the group member is Karel Adam (ex Vitacit, Citron, Kreyson).

1998
The band puts out the third CD Bigada Bigada Baby (Popron). Krucupüsk also goes on tour.

1999
The guitar player Aleš Makytka leaves the band and Robin Davídek (ex Motorband, Vitacit) replaces him. The drummer Tomáš Marek leaves to the Lucie band and Pepa Cigánek (ex Habera, Dodo Doležal, Wain) replaces him.

2000
Daniel Hafstein (ex Mewa, Kreyson, Vitacit, Motorband, Brichta) occupies the post of drummer. He says good bye to Krucipüsk and goes back to his native group Mewa. Vojta Douda (ex Black Cat) from Liberec replaces him.

2001
Tour with Divokej Bill, after that another tour with Doga band. Krucipüsk also plays in festivals.

2002
The band releases the new CD called 4 (Sokol Power Voices). R. Davídek and K. Adam leave Krucipüsk on June. René Rypar (ex Eleison, now Support Lesbians) takes the post of guitar and Jarin Janek (ex Eleison, now Benedikta) replaces the former bass guitar player. Pink Partner becomes manager of Krucipüsk.

2002-03
Krucipüsk puts out the fifth CD called Druide! (EMI-Monitor again) and goes on tour with the Kabát band in no time. The moderate visiting is 15. 000 auditors per concert. Krucipüsk concerts in all the Czech festivals again.

2005
René Rypar leaves to Support Lesbians and Jarmut Gabriel (ex Mewa) replaces him. Krucipüsk plays at almost 90 concerts this year. Jarin Janek goes back to his native band Benedikta after half a year, Slovakian bass player Maťo Ivan (ex BSP, Chameleón) replaces him. The group concerts and work on the next CD.

2006
Maťo Ivan leaves after mutual agreement, Milan Cimfe (Studio Sono, One Season Band of Michal Pavlíček) takes his post.

2007
Krucipüsk prepares the sixth CD called Ahoj!, that releases on April 1th. The band goeson it‘s first individual tour.