FreshFabrik

FreshFabrik, a Hungarian industrial nu metal band, was founded in 1993 in Budapest by András Szabó and Levente Kovács. The group gained initial traction supporting Run DMC in Budapest in 1994 and signed their first record deal that same year. Their debut album, Certificado, was released in 1994. In 1997, FreshFabrik signed to Warner Music Hungary and released their second album, Nerve. The band's breakthrough came with the release of Drive My Hand in  2000, which won the Hungarian IFPI's Golden Giraffe Award for 'The Best Domestic Modern Rock Album of the Year 2000' in March 2001. FreshFabrik supported major acts like Rammstein and AC/DC. The band continued to release albums, including Dead Heart In Living Water in 2004 and a best-of compilation, Finest, in 2006. After a period of hiatus, FreshFabrik returned with the album MORA in June 2011.