Artist description On October 23, 1956, after enduring nearly ten years of Communist terror by secret police and Soviet agents, Hungarian students and workers took to the streets of Budapest in demonstrations against Soviet domination and Communist rule. Within days, the uprising escalated into a full-scale national revolt, and the Hungarian government fell into chaos. When Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy joined the anti-Communist revolution, his minister Janos Kadar responded by forming a counter-regime, and asked the U.S.S.R. to intervene. On November 4, a massive Soviet force of 200,000 troops and 2,500 tanks entered Hungary. U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., called an emergency meeting of the U.N. Security Council to protest the Soviet invasion, but Britain and France, embroiled in the Suez Crisis, chose not to support the U.S. resolutions. Nearly 200,000 Hungarians fled the country and thousands of people were arrested, killed, or executed, including Premier Nagy, before the Hungarian uprising was finally suppressed.

Music Style Tech Step, Jumpup, Nu School

Musical Influences Ed Rush, Dieselboy, Skynet, Future Forces, Dara, TeeBee

Similar Artists Britney Spears, Little Bow Wow, Olson Twins.. etc

Artist History 1965 Mrs. Breedlove Breaks 300 MPH BarrierLee Ann Roberts Breedlove, wife of land speed record-holder Craig Breedlove, became the first female driver to exceed 300 mph when she sped to 308.50 mph in the Spirit of America - Sonic 1 vehicle over the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. The Sonic 1 was a four-wheel vehicle powered by a J79 jet engine. A few hours after Lee Ann jet-powered across the one-mile course, Craig Breedlove shattered his own record from the previous year when he reached 555.49 mph in the Spirit of America.

Instruments samplers, synths and a whole lot of gompers

Location Phoenix, Arizona - USA

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