Czech rock band
Brutus is a Czech rock band founded in 1967. They call their style "true bigbeat" (the Czech word "bigbeat" is different from the English use, and is more or less connected with 1960s rock and roll).
History.
Brutus was established in 1967 under the name Mandragora in Rakovník. Its original members were Vlastimil Beneš, Libor Laun, Michal Pleska, Miloslav Černý, Zdeněk Havelka, Vladimír Lankaš, Václav Matějka, Ivan Mikšovic, Jindřich Průcha, Zdeněk Steidl, and Milan Tyburec. In 1973, their performances were banned by the Communist government and they started playing under the name Elektronik. The name was changed to Brutus in 1980 and there was a period (1982–1989) when they had to play as Kyklop. Since the Velvet Revolution in 1989, the band has again been called Brutus. They have played with UK Subs, TV Smith, Suzi Quatro, Dr. Feelgood, Zóna A, and No Name. They have also collaborated with The Vibrators.
The group appeared in the 1995 movie "Indiánské léto" by Saša Gedeon and the 2008 sitcom "Comeback".
As of 2020, Brutus has had forty-nine members throughout its history.
Band members.
Current members
Founding members
Discography.
Studio albums
Live albums
Compilations
DVDs
References.
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