Tükrök

Tükrök is a Hungarian folk band formed in 1998 by guitarist and vocalist Gábor Presser. The band is known for their unique blend of traditional Hungarian folk music and contemporary rock elements. Their music often features traditional instruments such as the cimbalom, a hammered dulcimer, and the kaval, a type of bagpipe, alongside modern rock instruments like electric guitars and synthesizers.

The band's name, Tükrök, translates to "Mirrors" in English. This name reflects their musical style, which often explores themes of reflection, introspection, and the duality of life. Their lyrics are typically written in Hungarian, with some songs also featuring English lyrics.

Tükrök has released several studio albums, including "Tükrök" (1998), "Tükrök II" (2000), "Tükrök III" (2002), and "Tükrök IV" (2005). Their music has been praised for its innovative sound and the band's ability to blend traditional and modern elements seamlessly.

The band has also gained international recognition, performing at various music festivals and collaborating with artists from different genres. Their live performances are known for their energetic and visually striking nature, often featuring elaborate stage setups and costumes.

Tükrök continues to be an influential figure in the Hungarian music scene, known for their unique sound and their ability to bridge the gap between traditional folk music and contemporary rock.