Zatmní

Zatmní is a Czech rock band formed in 1997 in Prague. The band is known for their unique blend of rock, folk, and electronic music, often incorporating traditional Czech instruments into their sound. Their lyrics are typically in Czech, with some songs featuring English or other languages, and often explore themes of love, loss, and social commentary.

The band's lineup has evolved over the years, with the core members being singer and guitarist Petr "Peto" Zátka and drummer Petr "Pepa" Zátka. Other notable members include keyboardist Petr "Pepíček" Zátka and bassist Petr "Pepí" Zátka. The band's name, Zatmní, translates to "Eclipse" in English, reflecting their dark and introspective themes.

Zatmní gained popularity in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, with their music being featured on various radio stations and television shows. They have released several studio albums, including "Zatmní" (1999), "Dva" (2001), and "Zatmní 3" (2003). Their music has also been used in films and television series, further expanding their reach.

Despite their success, Zatmní has maintained a low profile, preferring to focus on their music and avoid the spotlight. They continue to tour and release new music, keeping their unique sound and themes relevant to their fans.