Released in 2017 by Hunnia Records & Film Production to celebrate the 55th anniversary of legendary Hungarian progressive rock pioneers Omega, 55 is a unique and ambitious two-part retrospective compilation. CD 1 ("Once Upon a Time in the East") showcases collaborative symphonic rock performances alongside prominent Eastern European and international rock guests—featuring reinterpretations of classic tracks like "Ötvenhatos lány," Czesław Niemen's "Dziwny jest ten swiat," Petr Janda's "Jasná zpráva," and tributes to Scorpions including "Still Loving You" and "White Dove" (the famous English adaptation of Omega's timeless "Gyöngyhajú lány"). CD 2 ("Once Upon a Time in the Western") presents an acoustic-folk and country-rock reimagining of Omega's classic repertoire in collaboration with the Hungarian country-folk outfit 100 Folk Celsius. A fascinating, multifaceted celebration of Eastern Europe's most enduring progressive rock institution.

Released in 2023 on GrundRecords, Égi Jel is an expanded reissue of the 16th studio album by the legendary Hungarian progressive rock pioneers Omega, originally released in 2006. As one of Eastern Europe's most enduring and influential rock bands, Omega seamlessly combines symphonic progressive rock grandiosity with modern hard rock riffing, soaring guitar solos, atmospheric synthesizers, and the iconic, dramatic vocal performance of János Kóbor. The album moves dynamically through hard-hitting prog-rockers like "Égi Jel" and "Ördögi Cirkusz," melodic ballads such as "Álmod Őrzi Egy Kép," and sweeping symphonic epics like "Koncert A Mennyben." This 71-minute definitive GrundRecords edition features dynamic sound and four bonus tracks ("Égi Jel," "Addig Élj," "Végül Ez A Tangó," and "Álmok Koldusa"). An essential release for enthusiasts of European progressive rock, Eastern Bloc rock history, and symphonic hard rock.

Released in 2000 by the Hungarian progressive rock label Periferic Records, Utolsó Háború - Last War is a concept-driven symphonic progressive rock album by Gerots Synthezis Group. Spearheaded by keyboardist Zoltán Gerots alongside multi-instrumentalist Christine von Fáy and drummer Sultan MCT, the album blends classical structures, electronic synth textures, and dramatic progressive rock arrangements to depict a cinematic narrative of conflict and survival. Spanning atmospheric instrumentals like "Praeludium" and "Radarzone" to sprawling multi-part epics such as "Target," this Hungarian release offers a compelling fusion of keyboard-led symphonic prog and dark, thematic storytelling.

Released in 1998 on the Hungarian label Stáció Center '96 Kft., Jazz is a stellar fusion and jazz-rock offering from 9.30 Collective. Driven by intricate synth work, biting guitar leads, dynamic brass, and tight rhythm arrangements, the album blends classic European jazz-rock energy with modern fusion textures—highlighted by tributes like "Hey Josef" (dedicated to Weather Report co-founder Joe Zawinul) and playful cuts like "Lugosi Béla Boogie." Featuring an outstanding lineup of top-tier Hungarian jazz musicians alongside special guest appearances by Tibor Tátrai, Jamie Winchester, and Gergő Borlai, this remains a hidden gem for 1990s fusion aficionados.

Magia is an enchanting and profoundly original studio album by the talented Hungarian jazz vocalist Nikolett Pankovits, released independently in 2016. Based in New York City, Pankovits masterfully bridges the geographical and cultural landscapes of her heritage with contemporary jazz idioms and seductive Latin American rhythms. The album serves as an extraordinary cross-cultural tapestry, interweaving traditional Hungarian folk songs with the syncopated elegance of bossa nova, classical jazz standards, and intimate acoustic instrumentation. Backed by an exceptional ensemble of international musicians, the arrangements shimmer with delicate acoustic guitars, sophisticated piano phrasings, and intricate world percussion that create an expansive, atmospheric soundstage. Pankovits's vocals are smooth, sultry, and emotionally direct, whether delivering ancient regional melodies or tackling iconic melancholic anthems like Gloomy Sunday and Bésame Mucho. Fully realized with pristine, warm audiophile tracking, this album stands as a breathtakingly intimate and genre-defying masterpiece that will deeply captivate enthusiasts of adventurous vocal jazz, European folk revivals, and global fusion sounds alike.

Released in 2025 by GrundRecords, Az első 80 év (The First 80 Years) is a profound, deeply moving studio album from the ultimate architect of Hungarian rock music and poetic songwriting, János Bródy. Arriving as a landmark release celebrating a lifetime of cultural influence, the record finds the legendary singer-songwriter in peak form, delivering his signature blend of poignant social commentary, witty melancholia, and timeless acoustic melodies. Backed by warm, organic folk-rock arrangements and crisp electric guitar accents, Bródy's gravelly, intimately wise vocal delivery commands total attention. From the sharp, satirical blues textures of Hungarian blues 2.0 to the reflective beauty of tracks like Semmi sem tökéletes and the deeply personal, retrospective title closer, this pristine high-fidelity archive captures an icon of Hungarian musical history looking back on eight decades of life with uncompromising honesty, grace, and poetic defiance.

Finally, with their eighth Hungarian album Omega reached the peak of their space/prog achievements. Forget about the cover image where the band members wear horrible glittering garment in the vein of ABBA or Bee Gees! Just listen to the music. Production is very good and probably for the first time Omega knew how to make a strong album without often poor heavy rock fillers. The opening notes of Nytany with Beethoven's 5th suggests more symphonic influences than on earlier albums. Benko's keyboards are excellent and provide rich sound palette and space/psychedelic sensation, while Molnar shows that he knows how to add tasty and effective guitar solo spices.
The album is rich with ideas and almost every composition is different from another one, but all together they make a fine and coherent work…

The most successful Hungarian rock band in history, Omega is one of the rare bands to have been known outside in his country. The legend has it that as albums were released in other countries it became necessary to brake the language barrier. Their music is a combination of Eastern European prog with a bit of symphonic and a bit of psyche prog. The result is a dark orchestrated sound combined with extended improvisation. Their discography actually starts in the early 60's, and goes in till today in a more modern register.

The seventh Hungarian release marks the attempt of Omega to shift their sound into more space-rock defined style. However, the attempt appears to be only partially successful.
The most successful Hungarian rock band in history, Omega is one of the rare bands to have been known outside in his country. The legend has it that as albums were released in other countries it became necessary to brake the language barrier. Their music is a combination of Eastern European prog with a bit of symphonic and a bit of psyche prog. The result is a dark orchestrated sound combined with extended improvisation. Their discography actually starts in the early 60's, and goes in till today in a more modern register.

The second Hungarian album is much better than the amateurish debut, but the sound and style of the band is still not fully developed. Traces of psychedelic pop beat in "Petróleum lámpa" are being ever more informed by the burgeoning heavy rock guitar and organ riffs in "Túzvihar". The best compositions, the all-time favourite love ballad "Györgyhajú lány" (shamelessly copied and plagiarised by many, including the German metal legends Scorpions) and the powerfull, with excellent solo guitar, heavy stomping title track ("Ten Thousand Steps" in English), are at the same time the most progressive ones. The gatefold cover desing is very good showing the legacy of psychedelia…

4th Omega album, containing new, for that time, songs recorded live.
The first Hungarian hard rock album, "Élő Omega", is 50 years old! On this occasion, a special gift box was released to the delight of Omega fans. 4 CDs, a picture book and the insert of the original sound record were included in the exclusive-looking, metallic-covered box.
The first disc is the same as the regular release, containing the remastered original album and 4 songs from the two singles associated with the disc.
The second CD contains the raw mix of the album from 1972. In addition to not containing audience noise, this audio differs from the original mix…

The six album "Nem Tudom a Neved" is an important release in band's career, a transition from more straight rock oriented sound to their most progressive period. Like most Omega albums it shows band's ability to create nice memorable melodies.
The most successful Hungarian rock band in history, Omega is one of the rare bands to have been known outside in his country. The legend has it that as albums were released in other countries it became necessary to brake the language barrier. Their music is a combination of Eastern European prog with a bit of symphonic and a bit of psyche prog. The result is a dark orchestrated sound combined with extended improvisation. Their discography actually starts in the early 60's, and goes in till today in a more modern register.

Solaris is a symphonic (on this album eclectic) progressive rock band from Hungary. Their 1984 release 'Martian Chronicles' is seen as one of the best progressive rock albums of the eighties. In the nineties the band released two albums, 'Solaris 1990' and in this '99 Nostradamus album.
Prog, innovation - sometimes we just want to be surprised by how new music can sound to our ears. This album has that power; you may like the music or not - you will be caught by it's total new approach to the genre. Solaris adopted many elements from all over the world: Hungarian opera chants, Indian culture music, tribal sounds and of course some beloved elements of symphonic prog; synths, distorted guitars with reverb, flutes (played in a world- music style) and rockin' drums and bass. All are played tasteful and sound fresh…