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* {{Official website|http://www.siekiera.serpent.pl/dzwieki.htm#aleksandria|''Nowa aleksandria'' at the band's official website}} * {{Official website|http://www.siekiera.serpent.pl/dzwieki.htm#aleksandria|''Nowa aleksandria'' at the band's official website}}
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1986 studio album by Siekiera
Nowa Aleksandria
File:Nowa Aleksandria.jpg
Studio album by Siekiera
Released1986
Recorded1986 at Tonpress KAW Studio, Warszawa, Poland
GenreColdwave
Length53:18 (CD)
LabelTonpress
Siekiera chronology
Fala
(1985) 		Nowa Aleksandria
(1986) 		Jak punk to punk
(1988)

Nowa Aleksandria is the only studio album by Polish band Siekiera. It was released in 1986, through the record label Tonpress. The album marks a departure from the band's punk rock sound in favour of the coldwave and darkwave genres. Although formerly unpopular within the polish punk rock music scene, the album has later established a cult following within the Polish new wave scene and is now considered a household name within the coldwave genre in Poland.

Track listing

All songs written and composed by Tomasz Adamski.

Side A
No.TitleLength
1."Idziemy przez las (Marching through the Forest)"3:45
2."Ludzie wschodu (People of the East)"4:17
3."Bez końca (Without End)"3:21
4."Idziemy na skraj (Marching to the Edge)"3:25
5."Na zewnątrz (Outside)"6:00
Side B
No.TitleLength
1."Nowa Aleksandria (The New Alexandria)"3:11
2."To słowa (It's Words)"3:11
3."Już blisko (So Close)"2:42
4."Tak dużo, tak mocno (So Much, So Hard)"4:00
5."Czerwony pejzaż (The Red Landscape)"4:44
CD bonus tracks
No.TitleLength
1."Misiowie puszyści (Puffy Bear Teddies)"2:41
2."Jest bezpiecznie (It's safe)"5:29
3."Ja stoję, ja tańczę, ja walczę (I'm standing, I'm dancing, I'm fighting)"5:11

Personnel

Siekiera
Production
  • Alek Januszewski – sleeve artwork (graphics)
  • Włodzimierz Kowalczyk – engineering
  • Tadeusz Czechak – engineering assistance

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