PPE are: Milos aka drum machine Pino aka speedy keyboard master Slivka aka supersonic Viliam aka pump up the bass Puding pani Elvisovej (PPE) is something like a disco-techno-indie version of the Beastie Boys who unite all their influences under the flag of progressive pop music. There is irony and genre self-reference, and their songs are varied from hip-hop and dance music to the punchy, aggressive beats. They are having a great time and you are welcome to join them. The story of the band...
PPE are: Milos aka drum machine Pino aka speedy keyboard master Slivka aka supersonic Viliam aka pump up the bass
Puding pani Elvisovej (PPE) is something like a disco-techno-indie version of the Beastie Boys who unite all their influences under the flag of progressive pop music. There is irony and genre self-reference, and their songs are varied from hip-hop and dance music to the punchy, aggressive beats. They are having a great time and you are welcome to join them.
The story of the band started at the begining of 1996 in the city Košice, when two members of the Dept (Ungvölgyi, Rabatin) and Viliam Lauko began rehearsing together as a band. First they were performing as a trio, then as a quartet. The material they put together during the rehearsals and their interest in experimenting and producing were synthesized and subsequently it created the characteristic sounds of the new band.
Since Summer 2002 they have already played at various festivals in Slovakia and abroad as well called Puding pani Elvisovej (PPE). Later on they recorded their debut album titled "Automati". Besides a load of interesting and funny samples there are many featuring artists on this record. One of them is a singer Silvia Menyhert (Ettela Diamant, Abuse) or Jana Kirschner (Best Slovak Singer Award winner), with whom they created their best pieces combining dance music and hip-hop with pop anthems. Automati was released in 2004 in Slovakia by Gregor Agency records. This album has received warm welcome by professionals and collectors alike. It was voted as the best Slovak record released in 2004 by the listeners of the Funradio.
In 2007 the released their new record PPE (Play Pause Eject).
The PPE band has been performing live ever since their formation. Apart from Slovakia they have already played in the Czech Republic, Austria and Serbia.
In 2010 the released their new record π (3,14).
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