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Mandate
Mandates in 2014
Mandates in 2014
General information
Genre (s) skirt
founding 2004
Website www.mandrage.cz
Current occupation
Víťa Starý
Guitar, vocals
 Pepa Bolan
Matyáš Vorda
Michal Faitl
Tour members
František Bořík
Chart placements
(preliminary)
Explanation of the data
Albums
Hledá se žena
  CZ 38 04/2010 (4 weeks)
Moje krevní skupina
  CZ 3 48/2011 (44 weeks)
Siluety
  CZ 5 46/2013 (40 weeks)
Potmě jsou všechny kočky černý
  CZ 8th 48/2015 (45 weeks)
Po půlnoci
  CZ 1Template: Infobox chart placements / maintenance / NR1 link 04/2018 (... Template: Infobox chart placements / maintenance / provisional / 2018 where.)
Vidím to růžově
  CZ 28 50/2019 (... Template: Infobox chart placements / maintenance / provisional / 2019 where.)
Singles
Kapky proti slzám
  CZ 34 18/2007 (14 weeks)
Hledá se žena
  CZ 3 21/2009 (70 weeks)
Už mě víckrát neuvidíš
  CZ 82 12/2010 (14 weeks)
Františkovy Lázně
  CZ 5 21/2011 (43 weeks)
Šrouby a matice
  CZ 1Template: Infobox chart placements / maintenance / NR1 link 43/2011 (82 weeks)
  SK 78 22/2012 (7 weeks)
mechanics
  CZ 31 20/2012 (7 weeks)
Well dlani
  CZ 3 24/2013 (43 weeks)
Siluety
  CZ 20th 42/2013 (33 weeks)
Tanči dokud můžeš
  CZ 27 05/2014 (45 weeks)
Brouci
  CZ 5 27/2015 (75 weeks)
Ona se smála
  CZ 18th 49/2015 (60 weeks)
Travolta
  CZ 81 31/2016 (5 weeks)
Motýli
  CZ 1 50/2017 (... Template: Infobox chart placements / maintenance / provisional / 2018 where.)

Mandrage is a Czech rock band from Pilsen .

history

The band began in 2001, when Víťa Starý and Matyáš Vorda formed a musical team when they were teenagers. By 2004 the formation with the bassist Michal Faitl and the guitarist Pepa Bolan had found each other. In the same year they made it to the finals at the Můza music competition in their hometown of Pilsen, and the following year they recorded their first demo entitled Říkala, že jí trápí cosi . They applied successfully and received a contract with the Universal label in 2006 .

With their debut single Kapky proti slzám they had a first respectable success in 2007, even if their first album Přišli jsme si pro vaše děti found only a few buyers. For this they have been nominated for several newcomer awards. The breakthrough came for Mandrage two years later with the song Hledá se žena (about "In search of a woman"). It took more than six months to establish itself, but with the release of the album of the same name it reached number 3 in the official charts in the Czech Republic, which are based on radio broadcasts. Although the album again fell short of expectations in terms of sales, a very successful album tour followed. The music channel Óčko named them a rock band in 2009 and band of the year in 2010. Hledá se žena was nominated as song of the year for an Anděl , the Czech music award.

Commercial success came at the end of 2011 with the third album Moje krevní skupina ("My blood group"). It is turning from guitar rock more towards electronic music. The song Františkovy Lázně (after the western Czech town of Franzensbad ), released in spring, climbed to number 5 in the radio charts. The pre-release single Šrouby a matice (about "screws and nuts") was a great success and after the album reached number 8 in the sales charts the song rose to number 1 on the song charts at the end of the year.

Discography

Albums

  • 2005: Říkala, že jí trápí cosi (demo CD)
  • 2007: Přišli jsme si pro vaše děti
  • 2009: Hledá se žena
  • 2011: Moje krevní skupina
  • 2013: Siluety
  • 2015: Potmě jsou všechny kočky černý
  • 2018: Po půlnoci
  • 2019: Vidím to růžově

Singles

  • 2007: Kapky proti slzám
  • 2007: Punk Rock Song
  • 2009: Hledá se žena
  • 2009: Už mě víckrát neuvidíš
  • 2011: Františkovy Lázně
  • 2011: Šrouby a matice
  • 2012: mechanics
  • 2013: Na dlani
  • 2014: Tanči dokud můžeš
  • 2015: Brouci
  • 2015: Ona se smála
  • 2016: Travolta
  • 2017: Motýli

swell

  1. ↑ a b Mandrage in the Czech radio Top 100 / album Top 50
  2. ↑ Mandate in the Slovak Radio Top 100
  3. ↑ Mandrage - turné k novému albu (PDF; 336 kB), Iva Bokova, from radio, December 19, 2011

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