Magatokról

Magatokról is a Hungarian heavy metal band formed in 1982 in Budapest. The band is known for their influential role in the development of Hungarian heavy metal and their unique sound that blends elements of traditional Hungarian folk music with heavy metal. The band's name translates to "About Stones" in English, reflecting their interest in the natural world and their use of stone imagery in their music.

The band's lineup has undergone several changes over the years, but they have consistently featured vocalist Ádám Farkas, who is known for his powerful and emotive singing style. Other notable members include bassist Gábor Szabó, guitarist Tamás Farkas, and drummer Gábor Boros.

Magatokról's discography includes several studio albums, as well as live albums and compilations. Their most well-known work is the album "A Sziklás Út" (The Rocky Road), released in 1989. The album is considered a classic of Hungarian heavy metal and features songs like "A Sziklás Út" and "A Hold Éjszakája" (The Night of the Moon), which have become staples of the band's live performances.

The band has performed at numerous festivals and concerts across Europe, and they have also released several albums in other languages, including English and German. Magatokról has been praised for their ability to create a unique and authentic sound that combines traditional Hungarian music with heavy metal, and they continue to be an important figure in the Hungarian music scene.