FISH!

The band led by Krisztián Kovács, who sings in English, has become an integral part of the Hungarian music scene in recent years and has built up a large fan base. By their own definition, they play hardpop, in which all the important musical genres from funky to heavy metal are represented. For girls, blood-drinkers, weekend warriors, metalheads, dancers, skaters, locksmiths, back-row beer drinkers, stage jumpers. Radio pop, party metal, garage funk, twerk rock. With these lines, sprinkled with the irony that is typical of the band, the Fish! band, which has been around for a decade now, advertises itself, and although it has seen a few changes of members in its existence, there are some things that never change. On the Fish! front, for example, the audience is danced to by one of the country's most agile frontmen, Krisztián Kovács, aka Halas aka Senor Hal, and on the other hand, there is every reason to dance and jump, as the music offering balancing between hardpop, radio-friendly pop songs, spicy funk and rock/metal is still there. The most recent proof of this is Fish!'s new Hungarian-language album, Csinálj egy lemezezt, released in April.