Babilonból

Babilonból is a Hungarian progressive rock band that gained prominence in the 1980s and 1990s. The band is known for its complex compositions, intricate musicianship, and lyrical themes that often explore philosophical and existential subjects. Formed in Budapest in 1980, Babilonból quickly established itself as a significant force in the Hungarian rock scene, blending elements of progressive rock, hard rock, and heavy metal.

The band's lineup has evolved over the years, but its core members have included vocalist and guitarist Péter Geszti, bassist László Gőz, and drummer Tamás Gally. Babilonból's music is characterized by its technical proficiency, elaborate arrangements, and the powerful, emotive vocals of Geszti. Their lyrics, primarily in Hungarian, delve into deep, often introspective topics, reflecting a blend of personal and universal themes.

Babilonból released several influential albums, including "Babilonból" (1981), "II" (1983), and "III" (1985), which solidified their reputation as pioneers of Hungarian progressive rock. The band's live performances are renowned for their intensity and energy, showcasing their ability to translate their complex studio recordings into dynamic stage experiences.

Throughout their career, Babilonból has maintained a dedicated fanbase and continues to be celebrated for their contributions to the progressive rock genre. Their music remains a testament to their innovative spirit and enduring influence in the Hungarian rock landscape.