This band – existing for nearly two decades now – excelled in the traditional performing of Transylvanian and Hungarian rustic music for a long time. Their concert album Be sok eső be sok sár, with which they surprised themselves on the 15th anniversary of their existence, was still made in this spirit. Three years ago, however, the group took a daring step, their record Senki nem ért semmit opened to a different kind of thinking. Beside the musical pieces steming from Felvidék, Békés and Transylvania, they covered three songs by Kispál és a Borz, and with the lyrics and singing of Lovasi András, they also recorded their version of an American blues in a way that they deeply merged with the texture of Hungarian folk music. With this, they certified that in the relationship of Hungarian folk and rock music, rock may not necessarily be the initiator. It can be stated that the Hungarian traditional-alternative-rock-ethno was finally born. What’s more, this mounted with yet another Csík blow: a Kispál cover and a Quimby song are included on new album Ez a vonat, ha elindult, hadd menjen…