DATA was a Serbian synth-pop band from Beograd (Serbia), active in early 80s in former Yugoslavia. Discography includes one 7" single only. Members were Zoran Vračević, Zoran Jevtić and Goran Marinković (vocals). (from discogs)
nedjelja, 31. srpnja 2022.
subota, 30. srpnja 2022.
petak, 29. srpnja 2022.
četvrtak, 28. srpnja 2022.
JUTRO (Sarajevo) - U subotu mala (1973) Single
JUTRO was a Sarajevo-based rock band most notable as the immediate predecessor to Bijelo dugme. It existed from late 1971 to the very end of 1973 when it transformed into probably the most popular rock band to come out of former Yugoslavia – Bijelo dugme. This is their second single record from 1973.
srijeda, 27. srpnja 2022.
utorak, 26. srpnja 2022.
ponedjeljak, 25. srpnja 2022.
KUZLE - Prazna generacija (1979-1982)
KUZLE was a punk rock band from Idrija (Slovenia) in former Yugoslavia, active from 1979 to 1981. A group of young boys got together in the eighties and formed a band. They had many things in common: were all full of hormones, read the Yugoslave rock magazine Džuboks, were fanaticaly buying vinyl records in Italy and listened, felt and lived for punk music. Soon the band Kuzle was formed, the memberes were: Dare Kaurič (guitar/backing vocals), Bojan Lapanja (vocals), Iztok Turk (drums), and Dušan Moravec (bass guitar/backing vocals). In the following years they made almost sixty songs, had around thirty gigs, a few recordings, appeared on TV and radio stations and issued a compilation "Lepo je". Later on they changed two drumers, first Bojan Pajer then Iztok Lampe. Unfortunately the endless years the members had to serve the military service for the National army of Yugoslavia changed everything in the band and Kuzle soon become a part of the past without having released anything while they were active. (from discogs.com)
nedjelja, 24. srpnja 2022.
subota, 23. srpnja 2022.
MIKI JEVREMOVIĆ - 18 žutih ruža (1964) EP
MIKI JEVREMOVIĆ is Serbian pop singer from Beograd, most popular in 70s and 80s. This is his fifth EP from 1964., recorded with the band Zlatni dečaci.
petak, 22. srpnja 2022.
četvrtak, 21. srpnja 2022.
ČAO PIČKE - Čao pičke (1983)
ČAO PIČKE are formed in 1981, in Ljubljana (Slovenia), from former members of punk and wave band "Ljubljana 78" and "Orkester Titanik". The core of the band at first are drummer Jani Sever and bass player Ljubo Kopač – Kope. Vocals are engaged by Alenka Marsenič – Marsa but shortly also Iztok Vidmar joins them on a guitar, which he replaces for bass soon after. Quartet with unusual form – two bass guitars, drums and vocal - and short, striking songs becomes attraction of Ljubljana's alternative scene. After break up of "Čao pičke" Marsa is active in first Slovenian female hardcore band »Tožibabe«, Iztok is settled after short time in »Lolita« and Jani sets sail to journalistic waters. (by Polona Poberžnik)
