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Iné Kafe

punk rock group from Slovakia

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Record originEnglish Wikipedia
Text licenseCC BY-SA 4.0
Source revisionSep 7, 2026
Entity authorityQ1097632
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Iné kafe is a Slovak punk rock boyband established in 1995 in Bratislava. Singer-songwriter, guitarist, and songwriter Vratko Rohoň is the frontman of the band. Their 2000 album Je Tu Niekto? received Platinum status for 20,000 albums sold in Slovakia. They signed a contract with the Universal Music Group/PolyGram in 1999.

Members

Current members

Vratko Rohoň - guitar (1995–present), lead vocals (1999–present)

Jozef "Dodo" Praženec - drums (1995–2000, 2005 (S&V Tour), 2008–present)

Vlado Bis – bass, backing vocals (2018–present)

Former members

Majo Chromý – guitar, vocals 1995–1996

Marek "Cibi" Cibula – vocals 1996–1999, S&V Tour 2005

Noro Komada – drums 1995

Tibor Prikler – guitar 2000–2002

Dano Mathia – drums 2000–2003

Jano Rozbora – drums 2003–2006 (except S&V Tour)

Mario "Wayo" Praženec – bass 1995–2000, bass 2005 (S&V Tour), 2008–2011

Roman "Hulo" Hulin - guitar (2011-2014), bass (2014–2016), backing vocals (2014–2016)

Peter "Forus" Fóra – bass, vocals 2000–2014 (except S&V Tour), (2016-2018)

Guest musicians

Richard Barger – bass (1995)

Tomáš "YXO" Dohňanský – guitar (1998)

Peter "FIXKY" Kudola – guitar (1999 Vitaj tour)

Robo Bop The Pop – guitar (1999)

Mára Fára – guitar

Matej Turcer – guitar

Lukáš Macák - vocals

Timeline

Discography

Albums

Vitaj! (1998)

Čumil (1999)

Je Tu Niekto? (2000)

Príbeh (2001)

Bez Udania Dôvodu (2003)

Právo Na Šťastie (2011)

Nevhodný Typ (2015)

Made In Czechoslovakia (2022)

Compilations

Najlepších 15 Rockov (2010)

22 Svetelných Rokov (Best Of) (2017)

Demo

Kachny (1996)

Situácia (1997)

Situácia & Kachny (reissue 2002)

Video

Live in Praha (2009)

25 Rokov Symphonic - Live In Bratislava (2021)

Singles and music videos (*)

090x (1998, Vitaj!)*

Závisť (1998, Vitaj!)

Veľkou Palicou (1999, Vitaj!)

Svätý Pokoj (1999, Čumil)

Čumil (1999, Čumil)*

Vianoce (1999, Čumil, 1999)*

Kto Na To Príde? (2000, Je Tu Niekto?)*

Úspešne Zapojení (2000, Je Tu Niekto?)*

Ráno (2000, Je Tu Niekto?)*

Mám Pocit... (2001, Je Tu Niekto?)*

Kašovité Jedlá (2001, Príbeh)

Ďakujeme Vám (2001, Príbeh)*

Ružová Záhrada (2001, Príbeh)*

Prečo Je To Tak?

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