Ogrody

Overview
Ogrody is the 1995 studio album by the Polish rock band IRA. Translated as Gardens, the title highlights the album’s place in IRA’s mid-1990s catalog; it was released on September 28, 1995, via the Zic Zac label.

Recording History
Detailed recording credits (studio, producer, engineer) are not clearly documented in the major public references for this release. What is consistently noted is the album’s title, year, and label rather than session particulars. The available entries confirm Ogrody as IRA’s 1995 album on Zic Zac, but do not publish studio or personnel details.

Chart Performance & Recognition
Public chart data and certifications for Ogrody appear sparse in the sources consulted; there is no widely cited international chart position or RIAA/BPI-style certification listed for this specific album. In other words, Ogrody does not appear to have prominent, widely documented chart success outside its national context.

Cultural Impact & Legacy
IRA’s Ogrody sits within the band’s Polish-era peak in the early to mid-1990s and contributes to the narrative of their rise in Poland during that period. The album is part of IRA’s documented discography and helps illustrate their transition from garage beginnings toward more polished rock sounds in the 1990s.

It remains a notable installment in IRA’s discography in Poland.