Normálisak

Normálisak, also known as Normals, are a Hungarian rock band formed in 2005. The band is composed of four members: Gábor Presser (vocals, guitar), Gábor Olasz (guitar), Gábor Szakács (bass), and Gábor Szabó (drums). Their music is characterized by its blend of rock, pop, and electronic elements, often incorporating synthesizers and electronic beats into their songs.

The band gained popularity in Hungary with their debut album "Normálisak" released in 2006, which included hits like "Életem" and "Normálisak". Their second album, "Kilenc" (Nine), was released in 2008 and featured the single "Kilenc", which became a commercial success. The album also included the track "Életem", which was a cover of a song by the Hungarian band Omega.

Normálisak's music often explores themes of love, relationships, and personal experiences. Their lyrics are typically written in Hungarian, reflecting the band's roots in their native country. The band has been active in the Hungarian music scene, performing at various festivals and concerts, and has also gained a following in neighboring countries.

Despite their success, Normálisak has maintained a relatively low profile compared to some other Hungarian bands. They continue to release music and perform live, keeping their fan base engaged with new material. The band's unique sound and energetic performances have made them a notable figure in the Hungarian rock scene.