Krucipüsk is a Czech metal band founded in 1991 in the city of Liberec. Its only permanent member is vocalist Tomáš Hajíček. As of 2023, the band has released twelve studio albums and a live DVD.
History Formation and first lineup: 1991–1997 In 1991, vocalist Tomáš Hajíček formed the thrash metal band Krucipüsk in the city of Liberec, together with Petr Zadražil (guitar), Petr Slavík (bass), and Jan Zrůst (drums). They were soon joined by Petr Paulus, on second guitar. The band released their debut studio album, Ratata, in 1992. Their sophomore record, Cirkus dneska nebude, came out in 1996.
Subsequent lineups and releases: 1997–present In 1997, the band's lineup changed, with only Hajíček remaining from the original band. Aleš Makyta joined on guitar, Karel Adam (Vitacit, Kreyson) on bass, and Tomáš Marek on drums. A year later, Krucipüsk released their third album, Bigada Bigada Baby. Further lineup changes followed, and between 2001 and 2019, the band published nine studio albums and one live DVD.
Band members Current Tomáš Hajíček – vocals (1991–present) David Pavlík – guitar, vocals (2021–present) Josef Křeček – bass, vocals (2017–present) Tomáš Hajíček Jr. – drums (2017–present)
Past Petr Zadražil – guitar (1991–97) Petr Paulus – guitar (1991–97) Petr Slavík – bass (1991–97) Jan Zrůst – drums (1991–97) Aleš Makyta – guitar (1997–99) Karel Adam – bass (1997–2002) Tomáš Marek – drums (1997–99) Robin Davídek – guitar (1999–2002) Josef Cigánek – drums (1999–2000) Daniel Hafstein – drums (2000–02) Vojtěch Douda – drums (2002–17) René Rypar – guitar (2002–05) Jaryn Janek – bass (2002–05) Jarmut Gabriel – guitar (2005–17) Maťo Ivan – bass (2005–06) Milan Cimfe – bass (2006–07) Marek Haruštiak – bass (2007–11) Richard Scheufler – bass (2011–15) Jiří Zika – bass (2015–17) Matěj Čejchan – guitar (2017–18) Peter Boška – guitar (2019–21)
Discography Studio albums Ratata (1992) Cirkus dneska nebude (1996) Bigada Bigada Baby (1998) ~4~ (2001) Druide! (2004) Ahoj (2007) Amen (2009) Rodinnej diktát (2012) Boombay (2013) Tintili-Vantili (2015) Sine Amore Nihil (2017) Country Hell (2019)
Live albums Pardon (DVD – 2007)
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