Anamor is a Polish progressive‑rock band whose origins trace back to 1995, when four musicians from Płock formed a group intended to accompany various guest vocalists, including performers such as Idol laureate Bartek Horn. The founding lineup consisted of Roman Kusy (bass), Marek Misiak (guitar), Jerzy Misiak (drums), and Cezary Szczerbak (keyboards). In the spring of 1996, the band expanded with the arrival of Tomasz Rychlicki, who played 12‑string guitar, and their first dedicated lead vocalist, Dominika Owsik. This formation made its live debut on 1 June 1996. During the following months, Anamor performed at several regional events and achieved early recognition by winning first prize at the Jesienne Spotkania z Muzyką festival in Sierpc in November of the same year. Encouraged by this success, the group entered the Radioaktywni studio in Częstochowa in February 1997 to record their first demo. The session produced five tracks—“Tylko tam,” “Sweet Fantasy,” “Przebudzenie,” “Sam,” and “Post Scriptum”—showcasing a soft‑rock foundation enriched with clear progressive‑rock elements. After the recording, Anamor continued to perform in local clubs in Płock, gradually building a loyal following and receiving airplay on regional radio stations. In autumn 1997, vocalist Dominika Owsik unexpectedly left the band, temporarily slowing their momentum. However, the setback was short‑lived: in November, Anamor recruited a new singer, Marta Głowacka, allowing the group to continue developing their musical direction.
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