Editing Myslovitz (section)

==Awards==
*Apart from numerous accolades awarded by Polish music magazines and radio stations, Myslovitz received the weekly ''[[Polityka]]'''s prestigious ''Paszport'' in the category "Pop/Rock/Entertainment" in 1999; in 2000 the Polish ''[[Playboy]]'' declared ''Długość Dzwięku Samotności'' and Myslovitz "Song of The Year" and "Band of The Year" respectively, whereas the Polish issue of ''[[Elle (magazine)|Elle]]'' declared them the "most stylish stars in music".
*Myslovitz were frequently nominated for [[Fryderyk]]s (the Polish equivalent of the [[BRIT Awards|BRIT Award]] or the [[Grammy]]) in various categories. In total, they received seven Fryderyk awards - in 1998 for "Music Video of The Year" (for ''To nie był film''/"It wasn't a movie" - see above), in 1999 for "Band of The Year" and "Rock Album of The Year" (for ''Długość Dzwięku Samotności''/"Length of the sound of solitude"), in 2000 for "Song of The Year" (for ''Chłopcy''/"(Town) Boys") and "Video of The Year" (for ''Dla Ciebie''/"For You"), and in 2003 for "Album of The Year (for ''Korova Milky Bar'').
*After two nominations in previous years, Myslovitz were declared ''Best Polish Act'' at the [[MTV Europe Music Awards]] in 2002 and again in 2003.
*On January 23, 2005, as part of the [[European Commission]]'s ''Border Breakers'' award ceremony held at [[MIDEM]] 2005 in [[Cannes]], Myslovitz received the ''European Breakthrough'' award for ''Korova Milky Bar'' as the best-selling album out of the ten new [[European Union|EU]] member states.