Patogéneknél

Patogéneknél, also known as Patogene, is a Hungarian rock band formed in 1982 in Budapest. The band is notable for its distinctive sound, which blends elements of hard rock, heavy metal, and progressive rock. Patogéneknél gained popularity in the 1980s and 1990s, becoming one of the most influential rock bands in Hungary. The band's lyrics often explore themes of social and political issues, reflecting the band's commitment to expressing their views through music.

The band's lineup has evolved over the years, with several members contributing to its success. The original lineup included guitarist and vocalist Gábor Presser, bassist Péter Szabó, and drummer László Bódi. Presser is the primary songwriter and vocalist for the band, known for his powerful and emotive voice. The band's music is characterized by its complex guitar work, intricate rhythms, and thought-provoking lyrics.

Patogéneknél has released numerous albums throughout its career, with some of their most notable works including "Korlátlanul" (1985), "Kisvilág" (1987), and "Korlátlanul II" (1990). These albums showcased the band's evolution and growth as musicians, as well as their ability to address relevant social and political issues through their music.

Despite facing challenges and changes in the music industry, Patogéneknél has remained a significant force in Hungarian rock music. The band's legacy continues to inspire new generations of musicians and fans, and their contributions to the genre have solidified their place in the history of Hungarian rock.