Pokolgép, a Hungarian heavy metal band formed in 1980, was one of Hungary's pioneering heavy metal acts. Founded by Gábor Kukovecz, Endre Paksi, and Tibor Varga, the group initially named themselves Kommandó before settling on Pokolgép, meaning "hell machine" or "bomb." Their early career faced financial struggles and government opposition but gained traction through semi-legal concerts in Budapest. In 1983, they placed second at Ki mit tud?, a state-organized talent show, allowing them to record "Kegyetlen asszony" for a split single. Their debut album, Totális Metál, was released in 1986 by Hungaroton, marking the first heavy metal album in Hungary. The band toured extensively across Europe and released numerous albums such as Koncertlemez (1990) and Live (2001).
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Vissza sose nézz
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35 (Jubileumi koncert)
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Metálbomba
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Pokoli mesék
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Oblatio
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A túlélő
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Momentum
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Te sem vagy más
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Live Pecsa - 2000. December 2. - Cd1 (Live)
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Live Pecsa - 2000. December 2. - Cd2 (Live)
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Ancient Fever
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Csakazértis
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A gép
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Best of régi gép
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Metál az ész
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