Tankcsapda, a Hungarian rock band, was formed in 1989, in Debrecen. The group initially started as a punk band with Lukács László as the lead singer and songwriter. Their debut album Punk & Roll was released in 1990 but received little attention. Tankcsapda evolved into hard rock and heavy metal, achieving significant success with their third album Jönnek a férgek (1994), which reached number 3 on the Hungarian charts. The band's breakthrough came with the addition of guitarist and second singer Molnár Levente, leading to chart-topping albums like Eleven (1996) and Connector 567 (1997). Tankcsapda won numerous awards, including the "Goldene Giraffe" for their album Agyarország in 2001. They continued to release successful albums such as Mindenki vár valamit (2006), which achieved platinum status, and Rockmafia Debrecen (2012), which went gold the day after its release.
