ZLATNIPRSTI was formed in 1970, in Zaječar (Serbia) by Momčilo Radenković (vocal, guitar), Slobodan Radenković (bass), Dragan Batalo (keyborads) and Dragan Trajković (drums and percussions). Their debut album "Zlatni prsti" was released for PGP RTB in 1976.
O! KULT officially came together on the outskirts of Ljubljana, in Medvode, exactly two years after Tito’s death, in 1982. In the same week, they had their first gig in Kočevje. In a Radio Student broadcast, Igor Vidmar called them “a new discovery of Ljubljana’s punk underground” which culminated in a concert at Novi rock ’82. In January 1983, they played in “Dom Svobode” in Ljubljana Šentvid and recorded a live cassette “Class Struggle is the Only Motive of History”, which was later on in winter released by ŠKUC Gallery in 330 copies with a fanzine supplement. This is their single recorded in 1982, and published in 2012. (by Igor Bašin)
INDUST-BAG was a legendary Slovenian punk/new wave, and later more rock band, from Metlika in Bela Krajina (Slovenia), started in 1979. First bigger concert was at Novi Rock '81 in Ljubljana. This is their first album from 1987.
TORPEDO was a shortlived Rock`n`Roll band made of musicians from bands as "Besposličari" and "The Spoons2. Even they existed for just one year, they left a fairly recorded demo recording. (from pularockcity.blogspot.com)
BORISNOVKOVIĆ was born in Sarajevo, while it was a part of the former Yugoslavia. His interest in a musical career was cultivated by his family background, with a mother who taught music, and a father, Đorđe Novković, who was a leading Croatian songwriter and music manager. He released his first album, "Kuda idu izgubljene djevojke" in 1986, selling 120,000 copies, while his follow-up release in 1987, "Jači od sudbine", was more successful still. Two more successful albums followed: "Dok svira radio" in 1988 and "Obojeni snovi" in 1989. In 1990 he narrowly missed out on the chance to represent Yugoslavia at the Eurovision Song Contest with the song "Dajana", but his second-place finish in the national pre-selection instead secured him a place at the International festival in Kuala Lumpur. Seven more albums followed up to 2003, as well as two "best of" compilations, but few songs were able to match the popularity of the early ones. Perhaps most notable are "Struji struja" from the eponymous 1993 album, "Sve mijenja se" from the album "U dobru i u zlu" (1995), and "Daleko" from the 1997 album "Sve gubi sjaj bez ljubavi". In 2005, fifteen years after his near miss in the Yugoslav pre-selection, Novković won the right to represent the now independent Croatia at the Eurovision Song Contest. He performed his song "Vukovi umiru sami" together with members of the Lado ensemble. To win the Dora pre-selection competition on 5 March 2005, they had to vanquish an impressive array of former Croatian Eurovision representatives, including Magazin, Danijela Martinović, Vesna Pisarović and Goran Karan. Despite the respectable showing of Croatia's 2004 Eurovision entry "You Are The Only One", the country did not achieve a high enough placing to qualify automatically for the 2005 grand final. Thus Boris' song was performed in the semifinal, where it finished 4th with 169 points, qualifying for the final. Novković represented the country in the Eurovision Song Contest 2005 in Kiev and finished 11th with 115 points. (from wikipedia)
DELIAL was a pop rock band, founded by Jani Golob (composer, violinist, arranger) in Ljubljana in 1960s., where he played bass guitar. Other members were Jernej Jung (singer), Meta Močnik (singer) and Majda Jazbec (singer). This is their second single record from 1971.
ODDELEK 8 was a Slovenian jazz-rock band from Ljubljana. Members were Slavko Avsenik ml. (keyboards), Miroslav Erjavec (trumpet), Koce Andonov (saxophones), Bernhardt Gerths (bass), Miroslav Karlović (drums) and Berislav Puhlovsky (percussion). This is their one and only one album from 1979.
