TOMI SOVILJ second EP from 1967.
utorak, 31. siječnja 2023.
CRNA METALURGIJA - Poleti čežnjo (1974-1978)
CRNA METALURGIJA was a pop rock band from Osijek (Croatia) in former Yugoslavia. These are their demo songs from 1974-1978.
ponedjeljak, 30. siječnja 2023.
nedjelja, 29. siječnja 2023.
subota, 28. siječnja 2023.
petak, 27. siječnja 2023.
četvrtak, 26. siječnja 2023.
PINGVINOVO POTPALUBLJE - Live in Kulušić (1981)
PINGVINOVO POTPALUBLJE was a cult , but little known, post punk rock band from Zagreb (Croatia) in former Yugoslavia, active from 1979 till 1984. This is their live performance in club "Kulušić" in 1981. (thanks to Dronemf S.)
srijeda, 25. siječnja 2023.
utorak, 24. siječnja 2023.
SEXA - Tidamja (1985)
SEXA was a seminal Croatian band that played since early 80s until they broke up in the early 90s. The started in march 1981, which was a really good time for Yugoslavian new wave. But due to the unaccessibilty of their music they haven't released anything until 1986 when a live cassette from their gig in Koper (Slovenia) was released in edition of 200 copies. This is their demo tapes from 1985.
ponedjeljak, 23. siječnja 2023.
nedjelja, 22. siječnja 2023.
subota, 21. siječnja 2023.
PSIHOMODO POP - Godina zmaja (1988)
PSIHOMODO POP is a Croatian pop punk group. The band was formed in 1983 in Zagreb and has since achieved a somewhat cult following across the area of former Yugoslavia. Formed from the remnants of a band called Neron, Psihomodo Pop initially gained fame across Yugoslavia in 1988 after the release of their debut album "Godina zmaja". "Nema nje" was released as a single from the album and became a success due to the music video for the song being played by MTV. This gave Psihomodo Pop the distinction as the first Yugoslavian music act to have their music played on a major music television network. In 1990 the band released their second studio album "Sexy magazin" and set out on a relatively successful three-month tour across the former Soviet Union. That same year, for concerts in Ljubljana and Zagreb, the band was chosen as the opening act for The Ramones, a band that Psihomodo Pop cited as both a musical act they admire the most as well as their biggest influence. Late 1990 saw Psihomodo Pop abandon their plans for an extended tour in support of their new album due to the outbreak of hostilities leading up to the "Croatian War of Independence". The band joined "Hrvatski Band Aid", a project composed of many of Croatia's top music acts, to help create the patriotic song "Moja Domovina" condemning the war. After the war and the breakup of Yugoslavia, the band continued their success in Croatia by releasing several commercially and critically acclaimed albums such as "Srebrne svinje", which spawned the Porin award winning single "Starfucker". In 2000, the band released album "Debakl" which won another Porin, this time for Best Rock Album of the Year. The band's eighth and the most recent studio album is "Jeee! Jeee! Jeee!", released in 2009. Stll active. (from wikipedia)
petak, 20. siječnja 2023.
četvrtak, 19. siječnja 2023.
MAX & INTRO - Demos (1985)
MAX & INTRO started in Beograd (Serbia) as a duo of two friends, music middle school student - Max Vincent and Intro. After Intro leaved a group, Max continued alone under the name Max Vincent. Being extremely musical talented and electronic-instruments addicted, he made some excellent songs, also being involved in cooperation with many of musicians from Beograd and other parts of ex.Yugoslavia. These are three demo songs from 1985.