The 1992 album "Kitörés" marked a significant moment for Ossian, showcasing their evolving sound within the Hungarian rock scene. The album's release on Hungaroton captured the band at a pivotal point in their career.
- "Kitörés" was released on April 1, 1992, by the label Hungaroton. The album is classified under the genres of folk rock and world music. This release followed their critically acclaimed 1991 album "Ítéletnap".
- The album features a lineup including vocalist Endre Paksi, guitarist Gábor Varga, bassist Zoltán Fülöp, and drummer Zoltán Gergely. The production for "Kitörés" was handled by a team of engineers at Hungaroton Studios. The album's lyrical themes often explore Hungarian history and mythology, a hallmark of Ossian's work.
- "Kitörés" achieved moderate success in Hungary, becoming a staple for fans of the band's unique style. It demonstrated the band's ability to adapt and maintain relevance in the evolving landscape of Hungarian rock music. The album has since been reissued multiple times due to popular demand.
Ossian is a Hungarian rock band formed in 1985. They are known for their blend of heavy metal and folk influences.
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