Garden Of Eden
Garden of Eden formed in Hungary in 1993, with Attila Bozó on vocals and Szabi Szendreyi on guitar. Their second album, 'Álomkéz' from 1995, gave them a...
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Garden of Eden formed in Hungary in 1993, with Attila Bozó on vocals and Szabi Szendreyi on guitar. Their second album, 'Álomkéz' from 1995, gave them a breakthrough with its title track becoming widely known. The band's sound mixed rock with folk and electronic touches.
They released eight studio albums between 1995 and 2010, including 'Transylvania' in 1996 and 'Egy' in 2010. Songs like 'Az Ördög Tánca' and 'Búcsú Az Édentől' show their range. Bozó's lyrics sometimes drew attention for their personal or political edges, and their live shows could be theatrical, which sparked some debate about what counted as artistic expression.
The lineup changed over time, with Bozó and Szendreyi remaining central figures. They built a following in Hungary's rock scene without staying in one musical lane, as tracks like 'Egy Angyal Álma Bennem' suggest. Their catalog holds up as a specific slice of 1990s and 2000s Hungarian music.
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