Nox the band was perhaps the biggest surprise in the Hungarian pop business in 2002. Few people believed that the group that puts traditional Hungarian folk songs into a modern electric context would achieve a resounding success. But the record sales convinced all those who had doubts, as the album called “Heritage” became a golden record in the span of only three months. It was a record that contained re-interpretations of the best-known Hungarian folk songs. Twenty-thousand records were sold, and numerous gigs followed over the border as well in Romania and Slovakia.