Kispál és a Borz was one of the most influential Hungarian alternative rock bands. It was founded in 1987. The band had two constant members, András Lovasi (singer, lyricist and bass) and András Kispál (guitar). Their first drummer was Gábor Brautigam, who was replaced by Zoltán Tóth in 1996. Then came Michael Zwecker in 2002, who was later replaced by Áron Bóra from 2006 to 2007. Their last drummer was Ábel Mihalik. The band formed a trio until 1996, when Ákos Dióssy joined as a keyboardist. The main distinctive feature of the band was Kispál's creative and melodic guitar playi ...read more
Kispál és a Borz was one of the most influential Hungarian alternative rock bands. It was founded in 1987. The band had two constant members, András Lovasi (singer, lyricist and bass) and András Kispál (guitar). Their first drummer was Gábor Brautigam, who was replaced by Zoltán Tóth in 1996. Then came Michael Zwecker in 2002, who was later replaced by Áron Bóra from 2006 to 2007. Their last drummer was Ábel Mihalik. The band formed a trio until 1996, when Ákos Dióssy joined as a keyboardist. The main distinctive feature of the band was Kispál's creative and melodic guitar playing style and Lovasi's multi-layered, surreal lyrics. Their music was peculiarly Middle-European, blending the lo-fi indie rock of the West and some features of the Hungarian folk music. They disbanded in 2010. « hide
