Ektomorf

The two brothers Zoltán and Csaba Farkas, alongside drummer Csaba Ternova, formed the band in 1994. The same year, they were joined by guitarist Mihály Janó. In 1995, they recorded and released their first demo titled Romok alatt. In 1996, they went to LMS studios to record a first album titled Hangok, which includes songs such as Voices, Shalom, Nekem ne mondd meg, Romok alatt and Engedélyezett gyilkosság. Janó left the band shortly afterwards. Their second album, titled Ektomorf, was released in 1998. The album's success rests on the song Nem engedem, often played by the band in concert. Janó returned to the band and Ternován left for personal reasons, replaced by József Szakács.