Synové výčepu

The sons of the bar were founded in the early 1990s as Franta Sahuly's backing band. Until his tragic death in 2008, she released a total of six albums (CD, LP) with him in a different line-up. The first and probably the most successful album from 1992 is called It's good in the factory. Then followed in 1994 Blues for Hitchcock. In 1996, Live and the rarity Pendulum and Pit were released as the third. A rarity because almost the entire pressed load was stolen along with Franto's American limousine. This was followed by the album Hurá na měsík released in 1998. The last album of the Czech punk genius was released in 2007 under the name Chlapecká 4. In 2008, Lou Fanánek Hagen joined the post of singer, with whom Synové released the last regular album Miluáju khan. By mutual agreement in 2013, Fanánek leaves the band and becomes an occasional guest of Synovský. This year, the sons of the taproom become a separate agro-punk unit for the first time in their history. The current line-up, apart from Johny (who joined in 2007), has been in the band since 1997. 2015 Johny leaves the band and the old Tůča arrives.