Quo Vadis

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sing the Latin phrase for "Where are you going?", and not to be confused with the Canadian band of the same name, Quo Vadis would start off under their debut eponymous recording Quo Vadis (1991), and Politics (1993) under the line-up of Tomasz Skaya (vocals/bass), Jacek Gnieciecki (guitars), Mariusz "Baczek" Baczkiewicz (guitars) and Wojciech "Lysy" Slabicki (drums).

For Test Draizea (1995), Robert "Misiek" Szymanski would assume drums. Uran (1997) and Po (1999) would see half the band ejected, remaining with Tomasz "Skaya" Skuza (vocals/bass), Jacek Gnieciecki (guitars) and Pawel Golimowski (drums).

Another band reformation would see everyone but, Skuza, replaced for Król (2002) featuring Marcin "Cimas" Szeremeta (guitars), Marcin "Baloo" Bal (keyboards) and Pawel "Mlody" Kaminski (drums).

Again a total reformation would see all but Skuza Sebastian "Seba" Gorski (drums), Marcin "Cimas" Szeremeta (guitars), Mateusz "Matek" Lazar (guitars) and Marcin Bal (keyboards) for Babel (2007), with Bal missing for the follow-up Infernal Chaos (2010) and the Novem EP (2013).

Szymon "Sajmon" Synowka would assume drums and Ian Bemolator would add a new guitar slot for Born to Die (2016). Their first compilation, XXX, would arrive in 2018.