Coleman, as well as Nohavica. The film, a mockumentary, was released the following year and won a Czech Lion Award for Best Music. Also in 2002, the group released their first live album, Čechomor Live. Tours, compilation, new album: 2003–08 The Proměny tour 2003 live album followed in 2003, winning Čechomor another Anděl, this one for DVD of the Year. In 2004, Roman Lomtadze replaced drummer Radek Klučka. That year, Čechomor released the compilation Čechomor 1991–1996 and a year later, another studio album, Co sa stalo nové, which for the first time was composed of all original tracks. The album featured Lenka Dusilová as well as two participants of the Womad Prague 2000 festival, Irish singer Iarla Ó Lionáird and Japanese taiko drummer and shakuhachi flautist Joji Hirota. Also in 2005, Holas, Pobořil, and Pavlík, together with a variety of other musicians, contributed to the album Lemele by Israeli musician Chava Alberstein. In 2006, Čechomor released the live album Stalo sa živě. In 2007, the band released the holiday album Sváteční Čechomor. In 2008, Čechomor participated in a joint tour with Divokej Bill, the 10:20 Connection Tour, which celebrated 10 years of Divokej Bill's existence and 20 for Čechomor. Pověsti trilogy, touring, and Christmas concert: 2008–10 Between 2008 and 2009, Čechomor released a trilogy of concept albums about castles, divided according to their origin—Czech, Moravian, and Silesian. These albums combined song with spoken word, narrated by celebrities including Barbora Hrzánová and Ewa Farna. 2009 saw the band working on a new album while also touring nationally and internationally. In 2010, they organized a Christmas concert tour, with Ewa Farna as guest performer. Místečko, new lineups: 2011–18 In 2011, the new album Místečko was released. World-famous musicians again appeared as guests on the record, such as guitarist Gerry Leonard, best known for his work with David Bowie and later with Suzanne Vega; bassist Tony Levin; and Slovak musician Ivan Tásler. The re-issue of the album actually featured guest vocals by Suzanne Vega on the folk song "Ej z hory dolů", sung in English and titled "Rain Is Falling". In 2012, Čechomor accompanied Vega on her tour of the Czech Republic. In 2015, a new drummer, Lukáš Pavlík, was introduced, replacing Patrik Sas. Pavlík had previously played with Ewa Farna, Kamil Střihavka, and Aleš Brichta, among others. The same year, the band released the Christmas album Svátečnější. Michal Pavlík left the band