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The Fingertips debut album in 2003 achieved first place on radio airplay charts with the single “Melancholic Ballad”. This was followed up with two more releases (2006 & 2007) which saw the band repeating their success with top radio airplay once again. The band has a loyal fan base and has supported Nelly Furtado, Queen, George Michael, The Corrs and others. In 2010 the band went on a search for a new vocalist and out of hundreds of candidates Joana Gomes was chosen giving the band a new voice and direction. “Simple Words” was the first recording by The Fingertips...

Released: 1957, December 12th in Haastrecht, Netherlands. Had his first confrontation with EM when he was 17 years old. The album: Timewind of Klaus Schulze. Immediately wanted to make that kind of music too. Bought his first synthesizer in 1979, a Yamaha CS-10. Sold it in 1983….. Made EM on his own until 1984. Lost his interest in EM from 1984 till 1995. Made Symphonic Rock and Fusion during that period, in many bands as keyboardplayer and as drummer. Bought an old analog synth in 1995 and started to focus on EM again. Became member of Alfa Centauri in 1995....

Neil Hagerty is an American improvisational guitarist. He is best known for his work in Royal Trux. Hagerty released several solo albums following the band's demise in 2001, followed subsequently by recordings under the moniker The Howling Hex. Hagerty is also the author of two books, "Victory Chimp" (1997), a science fiction novel, and "Public Works" (2005), a collection of short essays. .

The band was formed in 1996 by the following members: Peralta Miguel:bass, Farkas Péter:drums and Mihály Gergely: vocals/guitar. There was only one change of members in the history of Angertea, after having recorded our first demo tape with six songs (Hangok a ködben ("Voices In Fog")), in 1998 Péter left the band and Bárkai László took his place. We published two more demos (”Minden, mire emlékeznél” (in english: "Everything, What You Remember") in 1998 and ”Promo 2001” in 2001), a full-length album (”Lélekvágy” ("Soulwish") in 2002) and a kind of ”Best of” collection of the Hungarian era (1997-2003...). Besides these...