Martin Pohl
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Discography
Hrozny hněvu2024
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Straight Outta Sklep2021
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Život A Smrt Alberta Hersche2019
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Strangulační Rýha2017
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Kompostárium2017
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Říše Za Zrcadlem2016
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Muzeum Mentálních Kuriozit2014
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Bateman2014
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Hudba u který se chcípá2012
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Vzestup zla2010
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Dva tucty pukavců2010
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Caviar Bukkake Fetus Exitus2008
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Hyperverzní Zážitky z Kremační Pece2006
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Mass Murder2025
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Traumaplan2021
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Penetrační chtíč2005
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Achievements
- Award
- Český slavík
Groups
- Mortal Cabinetcurrent
- Sodoma Gomoracurrent
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Archive
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Identifiers & aliases
Also known as: M.Engele, Reznik
Czech rapper, movie director, scriptwriter, and game developer
Martin Pohl, better known by his stage name Řezník or M.Engele, is a Czech rapper, an exponent of the horrorcore genre in the Czech Republic. He is known for his provocative songs glorifying violence against women, homeless people, drug addicts, Ukrainians and gays. Řezník uses general horrorcore themes and he has collaborated with many interprets like King Gordy, Bizarre, Lex the Hex Master, Mastamind, Madchild, Necro, Ill Bill, Brotha Lynch Hung, Kung Fu Vampire, Insane Poetry, Twiztid, Sean Strange, Snowgoons, Scum, Razakel, Alla Xul Elu, Donnie Menace, Mr. Hyde, Geno Cultshit, The J. Hexx Project, Heaven, Psych Ward, Gorilla Voltage, members of Butcher's Harem, etc. According to a leaked poll result of the national Czech music award Český slavík, he won in 2013 in the category "Internet Star". He was, however, disqualified from the poll by the organizers, due to alleged objectionable conduct expressed in his songs. It led to protests of notable Czech artists, such as Tomáš Klus and Matěj Ruppert. On 29 November 2013, Tomáš Klus announced his departure from Český slavík, while Ruppert returned his own award which he received in 2006, accusing the organizers of censorship.
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