Visszaesők x Vušu x Kvaterka trio
The music that Gabi Tóth could have become if she had escaped reality into ethnography and alcohol instead of adultery. A group photo that was never taken, but the outfit whore on it. The feeling when, after a formed party, in the morning, a deck dried on the edge of your mouth, dry red wine covering your shirt and poncho used as your blanket in its full cross section, and a massive brandy smell, instead of vomiting, induces joy.

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The Relegates are the party they weren’t invited to, but they’re still happy to see you confess to the aesthetic green-haired girl towards the end of the evening that you’re playing guitar and she tears off the burgundy braces from your hemp pants without hesitation. A name that has now left the musty cellar smell and migrated into our hearts. Upon hearing their music, perhaps patriotism, then suicide, and finally inevitable drunkenness may take over us. They are also able to establish a closer relationship with the connoisseur audience, but they do not pick, punks and skinheads are also represented, occasionally on stage as well. The band breaks to unprecedented peaks to urinate into the world from the height from which the audience looks like ants and then fall back to the depth from which they should never have been allowed to climb out, because they have already rubbed the boundaries of perfection anyway.
Vušu:
It is the product of four lovely guys. Their jazz harmonies are accompanied by “rock-rizz ”, which provides a unique, eclectic musical experience. Emotional Moments, Undressing Grooves, Purple Color Tango, and Midnight: Bathing.
Kvaterka Trio:
Postmodern chansons, urban ballads, café ecstasy.
Kvaterka was organized in an intricate way by songwriter-frontman Zsombor Zsebők: they were cut into the stack with Bruno at the age of 11, Goldsman was released in 2022 by the PsychéTangó EP, which already contains Kvaterka songs, and Gálúr was born in the Margit körút RózsaPressz.
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