PADOT NA VIZANTIJA - Padot na Vizantija (1984-1985)

 

 

PADOT NA VIZANTIJA was an influential 1980s post-punk, darkwave and gothic rock band with occasional Byzantine music elements and orthodox Christian beliefs from Skopje, SR Macedonia (ex-Yugoslavia). The group is notable for its guitar player Klime Kovačeski and vocalist Goran Trajkoski who rose to international prominence as a frontman of the group "Anastasia" which was featured on the soundtrack album for the Academy Award nominated movie "Prije kiše" directed by Milčo Mančevski. The most prominent tracks by Padot na Vizantija are "Početok i kraj" and "Sepak istata sostojba". They performed in Skopje, Kumanovo, Štip, Niš, Banja Luka, Sarajevo and Zagreb among others. (from wikipedia)

NIET - Ritem človeštva (1984-1988)

 

 

NIET was an Slovenian punk-rock band from Ljubljana, active in period 1983-1988. With new line-up band was activated again in 1993, releasing one more album and disbanding for good soon after. 

FOTO MODEL - To nisi ti (1981) Single

 

 

FOTO MODEL was a Serbian mod/ska/new-wave band from Novi Sad, active in early 80s. This is their one and only one single record from 1981.

PROBLEMI - Djeca reforme (1978-1980)

 

 

PROBLEMI were a punk rock band from Pula, Croatia (ex-Yugoslavia), active from the end of 1970’s to the beginning of 1980’s. They have recorded one demo and two songs for RTVLJ compilation “Novi Punk Val”. 

KOŠAVA - Crveno vino (1986)

 

 

KOŠAVA was formed in Beograd (Serbia), in 1985. This is their only album "Crveno vino" recorded in "SIM" studio, in Zagreb and released on 13th of August in 1986. Band members were Aleksandar Vasiljević (vocal, guitar), Aleksandar Lukić (bass), Miloš Obrenović (drums) and Aleksandar Ralev (keyboard).

KONTRARITAM - Kontraritam (1982)

 

 

KONTRARITAM was a Serbian ska band from Novi Sad, active in period 1980-1982 in former Yugoslavia. Members were Sreten Kovačević (guitar, sax, backing vocals), Jan Pavlov (vocals, keyboards), Horvat Žolt (guitar), Boris Oslovčan (bass), Dimitrije Radulović (bass, backing vocals) and Robert Radić (drums). This is their only one album from 1982.

PRIVATNICI - Majstori magije (1984-1987)

 

 

PRIVATNICI were a rock group from Osijek (Croatia), active in 80's. Members were Goran Kušec - Kušo (vocal), Đorđe Patković - Žorž (guitar), Krešimir Kalafatić (bas), Zlatko Đaković (drums) and Danijel Petrak (keyboards). These are demo recordings for the album that was never released.

FORA - Fora (1983-1984)

 

 

FORA was a rock band from Macedonia (ex-Yugoslavia) active in 80's. These are their four songs from that period,

LUBLANSKI PSI - Himne naše mladosti (1979-1981)

 

 

LUBLANSKI PSI were a punk rock band from Slovenia (ex-Yugoslavia). These are their some recordings from 1979-1981.

PSIHO - Psiho (1986)

 

 

PSIHO was a rock band from Macedonia in former Yugoslavia. These are their some recordings from 1986.

GREŠNICI - Kestenjar (1973) Single

 

 

GREŠNICI seventh single record from 1973.

GREŠNICI - Kokošji kljun (1975) Single

 

 

GREŠNICI eighth single record from 1975.

GREŠNICI - Zadnji odsjaj sreće (1970-1975)

 

 

GREŠNICI established in 1964, in Zagreb, Croatia (ex Yugoslavia). The founder of the group was guitarist and songwriter Vladimir Delač. These songs they recorded in the period between 1970-1975.

GREŠNICI - Susret (1973) Single

 

 

GREŠNICI sixth single record from 1973.

GREŠNICI - Dok sam bio zelen i mlad (1973) Single

 

 

GREŠNICI fifth single record from 1973.

GREŠNICI - Pjesma bez riječi (1972) Single

 

 

GREŠNICI fourth single record from 1972.

GREŠNICI - Mali trg (1971) Single

 

 

GREŠNICI third single record from 1971.

GREŠNICI - Rijeka snova (1971) Single

 

 

GREŠNICI second single record from 1971.

GREŠNICI - Tiririri Huanita (1971) Single

 

 

GREŠNICI first single record from 1971.

MIZAR - Mizar (1988)

 

 

MIZAR was formed in 1983 in Skopje, Macedonia (ex-Yugoslavia). They achieved a status of a cult band, especially in Republic of Macedonia and across the former Yugoslavia. The group is notable for its first self-titled album, as it was the first Yugoslav rock record in Macedonian language. Previously, Macedonian bands often recorded in Serbo-Croatian for marketing reasons, as it was the most widespreaded language in the multilingual former Yugoslav Federation. The album was a major success and it is listed among the top ten rock albums ever released in Yugoslavia. Because of the band's avant-garde sound and image, its orthodox christian leanings and support for Macedonian self-determination, they were viewed with certain degree of suspicion by the former communist regime. Still, the group received great media attention including numerous appearances on the national television. (from answers.com)