The band's pure, profound musical world is also characterised by bold experimentation, so their concerts can include stoner rock-influenced guitar solos and triphop-influenced folk song arrangements next to each other.
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Last event date: Wednesday, August 02 2023 8:00PM
Lanou feat. Zoltán Lantos (HU)
Featuring:
Eszter Tóth - zither, guitar, Irish bouzouki, banjo, piano
Dávid Öllős - bass guitar
Gergő Papp - drums
Zoltán Lantos - violin, electronics
Active since December 2017, Lanou found a home on the borders of folk, pop and world music with a repertoire of their own songs in English and Hungarian as well as traditional folk song arrangements. The band's pure, profound musical world is also characterised by bold experimentation, so their concerts can include stoner rock-influenced guitar solos and triphop-influenced folk song arrangements next to each other.
After their debut album Of Clouds (2020), their second album, Erdeim, was released in February 2023. The latter mixes pop indie folk with Anglo-Saxon folk music traditions: singer Eszter Tóth plays Irish bouzouki and banjo alongside zither, guitar and piano. The album features songs in both English and Hungarian, but the emphasis is shifted towards Hungarian songs. With highly personal lyrics and an intimate tone, Erdeim is "a journey to the depths of the soul, where dream and reality are not separated, natural images have intimate meanings, elements come to life, and on the way we follow the lead of our own symbolic world to find what we are looking for." The repertoire premiered in February 2023 at the House of Music Hungary.
Table reservations are automatically added during ticket purchase.
Please note that if you purchase an odd number of seats, you might have to share the table with others, especially if the concert is sold out.
For the best dining experience please arrive around 7pm.
We hold reservations until 8pm.
“There is a devil at work in every bar, in every part, the sound is fizzling”, writes the critic of Magyar Narancs, who later describes a “charming boogaloo jazz”, and then declares that “the exuberant vigueur and the joy of making music shines through every note”.
The members of Trio Squelini, specialising in ethno-jazz and contemporary chamber music with a unique instrumental lineup, have been playing together in various bands and recordings for years.
Featuring: Mátyás Premecz - Hammond Organ Márk Badics Márk - drums Tamás Zádor - guitar
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