PAEDIATRICIAN
PAEDIATRICIAN's seventh album, Tales from the Hospital, is coming! To celebrate, we're throwing an album release party, where we'll also celebrate the band's 20th anniversary. They started out as a goregrind band, but today their sound is heavily influenced by slam. The concert will be a grotesque, gory medical "treatment" featuring 666 bpm, otherworldly growls, and heavy riffs. You won't be sitting in the waiting room for hours, the operation will start immediately!
Here's a little lesson in Hungarian grindcore history! The band was formed in 1997 from the ashes of Dissective Fingers and Insistence under the name Neurocide, then continued as DIN-ADDICT from 1998, but fell into a coma in 2006. After an 18-year hiatus, they returned in 2023 and have been destroying the stages of Hungarian clubs ever since. Expect a fast old-school grindcore attack that few will survive!
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CRYPTIC REMAINS combines the raw brutality of old-school death metal with technical elements. The band was formed in 2008, but became inactive around 2012. Their comeback show with a completely new lineup was at Insane Hellride Fest 2023, followed by numerous domestic and international club and festival appearances. Their debut album has just been put to the finishing touches with the help of Hannes Grossmann (Alkaloid, Triptykon, ex-Necrophagist), and the guys are now on the hunt for a label.
PANDORA'S CURSE is a young, modern blackened deathcore band from Budapest that works with symphonic and film music influences. A powerful combo, right? Dark, energetic, yet atmospheric songs that really suck you in when played live! They have released one EP so far, but are already working on their debut album, which is expected to be released in 2026.
Dürer Kert
Dürer Kert, which moved from the City Park to the vicinity of Kopaszi Dam, is one of the hangouts of Budapest's surviving peripheral subcultures, but it's also worth visiting if you just want a perfect garden spot. That is, starting in spring. Until then, let's keep rockin'! And after that, too.