Sexepil, a Hungarian alternative music band formed in Budapest in 1982 by Zoltán Hegyi, Viktor László, Tamás Kocsis, and Tibor Vangel under the name Sex-E-Pil. The group quickly gained cult status in Hungary's capital clubs. In 1988, they released their debut LP Egyetért Álmok through Ring Records. After Zoltán Hegyi's departure in 1989, Mick Ness took over as lead singer. Their subsequent album Love Jealousy Hate, released in 1990 on Polygram's Nature label, led to extensive touring across Europe and the Baltic states. In 1993, they released Against Nature, featuring the hit single "Eroding Europe". The band toured with Björk's group, The Sugarcubes, and performed at SXSW in Austin. Their 1995 album Sugar for the Soul, released by Warner Music Group, won three Arany Zsiráf awards in 1996. Sexepil released the album Your Scream is Music in 2014.
