Bagetsafonik
Bagetsafonik formed in Budapest when Csilla Cserháti and Gábor Pápai started working together on electronic music. They put out their first album, 'Electronic...
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Bagetsafonik formed in Budapest when Csilla Cserháti and Gábor Pápai started working together on electronic music. They put out their first album, 'Electronic Tourist,' in 1999. The duo's sound was built around Cserháti's vocals and synthesizers paired with Pápai's drums and programming.
Their third album, 'Automatik,' came out in 2004 and gave them their biggest track. The song 'Automatik' became a hit across Europe. They've released several other albums including 'Transbalaton' in 2001, 'Szel' in 2007, and 'Electromagnetic' in 2011.
Some of their other notable songs include 'Halogen' and 'Saccharine.' Their music occasionally drew attention for its lyrics, like the track 'Moszkva' from the 'Transbalaton' album.
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