A következő oldal a nyugalom és a közízlés megzavarására alkalmas!
Böngészését kizárólag:
látogatóknak ajánljuk!
Ennek tudatában:
– If you were able to start a super band with anyone you wanted, then:
Guitar: James Hatefield
Bass: Sting (of course)
Drums: Dhalsim from Street Fighter
Keys: Vangelis (who also comes from same city: Volos)
French Horn: Gibby Haynes (Butthole Surfers)
Spoons: Hasil Adkins (one of the earliest one-man bands)
Groupie: Belladona (Best orgasmic analist in 2002, but just nominated orgasmic oralist in 2003. In 2006 just nominated favourited ass, but in 2007 she won the title of the dirtiest girl in porn.)
Ugly groupie: Barbara Streisand
Drug supplier: Steve-o from Jackass
Bus driver: Charles Manson
Tour manager: Hugh Hefner (founder of Playboy magazine)
*Untranslatable Erika vacuum cleaner’s slogan from the 70s.
Sense: Don’t jerk off, Erika sucks it!

68 years ago Eric Lee Purkisher was born in Akron, Ohio. 38 years ago in New York he formed The Cramps with his wife Poison Ivy, and adopted the name Lux Interior. Since then we can talk about psychobilly. For 5 years he is dead, but Lux is forever.
THIS SATURDAY IN THE DARKEST CORNER OF BUDAPEST AT VITTULA LUX INTERIOR BIRTHDAY PARTY by RNR666 and their friends
HOWLIN AT THE HONEYMOON: Dj duo by Zsófi (Piresian Beach, Summer Schatzies) & Dávid (Broken Cups, Terrible Ted)
LANG ÁDÁM (Summer Schatzies)
PYRAMIDS DON’T EXIST trashrockandroll Dj team & RNR666 Djs
You can listen to an extract from
Lux’s Funeral Party set by RNR666

photos and moving images by Márk Martinkó >>

Door: on the left side of Corvin Dept. Store. 4th floor. Use the elevator!
The story of Harry Merry has started at his aunt’s pub in Delft. As a little boy there he gazed at a juke-box. “I was hypnotized by all these vinyl-singles constantly rotating with those specifically coloured lable-etiquettes in the middle. (…) My most favourite ones were from Apple-records, Pye Records (especially the dark pink one) and CBS-records (the old orange one; not the ugly later one).”
Further determinative things of his life: piano lessons, The Beatles and Roland keyboards. “The musical genres that have been adopted by me on these keyboards are as follows: Rock’n’Roll, Rhythm & Blues, Beat, Ballads, Schlager, Latino, Chansons, Liedjes and lately also some Slovenian Pop and Serbian Turbo-folk.” Besides he is equally regularly being influenced by classical music from the likes of Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, Mahler and Sibelius. And works of Charles Dickens are also a source of inspiration for him. Listen!
The average, but famous Ariel Pink has covered his Steve Storm, but it matters little.
The statistics show that soldiers are in bigger secure than the civilians in Israel. Since January 2012, more than 2,500 rockets and mortars were fired to Israeli civilian area. In 2013, altogether 1271 various terrorist attacks were listed. Between 1989 and 2008 in all 804 people were killed by suicide bombers.
Yuval Haring (v/g): This is kind of like „the hit” in Israel. The world is well lost but let’s lie on the beach and have fun and fall in love because it doesn’t matter. We can just feel whatever we want.
In Cooperation of Israeli Cultural Institute of Budapest, Plaza Real Cultural Foundation and Fődalatti Association the 108th RNR666 party
Ticket: 1500 Facebook event
Listen to Vaadat Charigim’s debut album! (New Musical Express: 8/10)
If you live in Hungary you can download 3 songs from here!
makrohang interview (in Hungarian)
VAADAT CHARIGIM EAST EURO TOUR SEPT
24: Warsaw, 25: Berlin, 26: Prague, 27: Budapest, 28: Linz, 29: Vienna

Israel has been at war almost constantly since its foundation. The peace is very temporary and miraculous state in that region. The short peacetime are hot spiced with terrorist attacks. In 1991, on the occasion of Gulf War, Iraq launched 42 missiles to Israel, albeit it was not among the belligerents.
Yuval Haring (guitar/vocal): „I still remember, as a kid, sitting in our bomb shelter playing computer games while wearing a gas mask.” (Maybe was it a battle game?) „The world will end a thousand times, and we’ll still be here reading books, drinking coffee. We say, “Ze beseder” (It’s OK). That’s a very Tel Aviv sentiment. Nothing is so serious. There’s always another end after the end.” No wonder that dark visions arise.
VAADAT CHARIGIM – ODISEA
In Cooperation of Israeli Cultural Institute of Budapest, Plaza Real Cultural Foundation and Fődalatti Association our 108th party
Ticket: 1500 Facebook event
Listen to Vaadat Charigim’s debut album!
If you live in Hungary you can download 3 songs from here!
makrohang interview (in Hungarian)
VAADAT CHARIGIM EAST EURO TOUR SEPT
24: Warsaw, 25: Berlin, 26: Prague, 27: Budapest, 28: Linz, 29: Vienna
Vaadat Charigim is one of the best and internationally most well-known Israeli rock bands. They have become famous with their debut album last year. It got unanimous appreciation by international music press. Even the fastidious (or snobbish) NME also gave 8 points from 10 on it.
The style is shoegaze: psychedelic, sometimes melancholic dreamy indie rock, which is hidden behind a distorted guitar curtain. And that guitar curtain is sometimes ruffled by electronic storms. The style has evolved in the British Islands in the 80s. Its greatest bands are the Scottish Jesus & Mary Chain, the Irish My Bloody Valenitne and the Ride from England. In the case of Vaadat Charigim add to this a singer/guitarist, who is blessed with voice of Morrissey and Ian Curtis (Joy Division). So it’s very English, but same time it’s 100% Israeli. And not just because the language is Hebrew. The feelings of the Israeli youth can be perfectly express with the chosen style: the desire for the peace, which is almost unnatural state in that region, where „it’s okay to be afraid.”
„Ein Nehama Ladoachim” (There is No Comfort for the Fading). „The song is kind of about growing up as a promoter in Tel Aviv and watching the scene changing and realizing it’s not the same as when I was young – but maybe it is and I’m just older and maybe I don’t know anything. I used to organize a lot of shows on rooftops and that disappeared. And we don’t have basement shows like they do in the States. because we don’t have basements. We have bomb shelters.”
The clip was shot in Tel Aviv first shopping mall, the Ditzengoff Center. Its construction began in 1972, but the mall was finished just in 1983. (Very Hungarian style pace.) In 1996, 13 people were killed there in a suicide bombing attack by a Hamas terrorist.
In cooperation of Israeli Cultural Institute of Budapest, Plaza Real Cultural Foundation and Underground Cultural Association our 108th show
The Hungarian band makrohang plays very unique music.
Their slogan says everything: jazz for metalheads
VAADAT CHARIGIM EAST EURO TOUR SEPT
24: Warsaw, 25: Berlin, 26: Prague, 27: Budapest, 28: Linz, 29: Vienna