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.

HORIZONT - Horizont (1978)

 

 

HORIZONT was a rock band from Ljubljana (Slovenia) in former Yugoslavia. These are their two songs from 1978.

KBO! - Pozovi 93 (1990)

 

KBO! seventh album from 1990.

KBO! - Forever Punk (1989)

 

 

KBO! sixth album from 1989.

KBO! - Moja sloboda (1989)

 

 

KBO! is an Serbian punk band from Kragujevac, formed in January 1982. Members were Saša Vujić (vocals, guitar), Aleksandar Vojinović (guitar, vocals) and Slobodan Vujić (drums). This is their fifth album from 1989.

ENIGMA - Enigma (1970-1981)

 

 

ENIGMA some recordings from 1970-1981.

ENIGMA - Ne te zensha une (1980) Single

 

 

ENIGMA was a rock band from Debar (Macedonia) in former Yugoslavia. This is their only one single record from 1980.

VIA OFENZIVA - Via Ofenziva (1983)

 

 

VIA OFENZIVA was a Slovenian short-lived punk band active in early 80's in former Yugoslavia. Members were Esad Babačić-Car (vocals), Zoran Železnik (guitar), Ivo Frančič (bass) and Robert Frič (drums).

KOREN - Tema br. 13 (1975)

 

 

KOREN was a rock band from Novi Sad (Vojvodina, Serbia) in former Yugoslavia. This is their song published on "Gitarijada Vojvodine-Kisač '75" from 1975.

RUKOPOTEZNO POVLAČILO - Demo Tapes (1981)

 

 

RUKOPOTEZNO POVLAČILO was a punk rock band from Požega (Croatia) in former Yugoslavia. Members were Dražen Heraković (Guitar, vocal), Mario Blažević (bass, vocal) and Krešimir Mihić (drums, vocal). This is their few demo songs from 1981. (from http://antistatica.wixsite.com/pz-bands)

TONI STUDENY - Još šećera mi daj (1973) Single

 

TONI STUDENY was an Croatian singer known for his work in the rock band ROBOTI and THE FIVE UP and the hit from the 1966 "Mramor, kamen i željezo". Toni Studeny became a singer in the band ROBOTI in the autumn of 1964, after the group's singers Žarko Dančuo and Ivan Čižmek and bassist Vasilij Čaplinski left the band. He went to Austria with the ROBOTI for a six-month engagement. There, Studeni heard the then-popular song by the German musician Drafi Deutscher "Mramor, Stein und Eisen bricht" and he translated it into Croatian as "Mramor, kamen i željezo". Upon returning to Zagreb, they recorded that song for Radio Zagreb and then for Record label Jugoton, and it soon became a big domestic hit. Toni Studeni and Roboti were major stars of early Croatian rock. However, after performing in German clubs in 1969 around Düsseldorf and Koln, Toni Studeni returned to Zagreb due to vocal cord damage and withdrew from the scene. After that, he worked for a while as a disc jockey, and then transitioned to radio journalis as a collaborator on the show "Crvena jabuka" of Radio Zagreb. He worked at Radio Zagreb until his untimely death in 1999. This is his only one single record from 1973. (from wikipedia)

ROCK EXPRESS - Moj drug (1973) Single

 

 

ROCK EXPRES was founded in 1973, in Beograd, Serbia (ex-Yugoslavia). Members were Dragan Stojanović (guitar and vocals), Saša Stojanović (sax and vocals), Miroslav Šutić (bass and vocals) and Milivoj Obreški (drums). They recored one and only single in 1973.

ZELENO LICE - Demo Tracks (1987)

 

 

ZELENO LICE was a rock band from Beograd (Serbia) in former Yugoslavia. These are their demo songs from 1987.

HAOS IN LAOS - Haos In Laos (1984-1988)

 

 

HAOS IN LAOS was a Macedonian new romantic and later a pop band from Skopje (Macedonia) active from 1984–1988. Its frontman Risto Samardžiev, formerly a vocalist of the band Cilindar, later started a successful solo career as a pop singer, while its drummer Borjan Jovanovski, later became a prominent journalist in the Republic of Macedonia. The guitarist of the Haos In Laos was Zlatan Milivojević. These are their some recordings from 1984-1988.

DEN ZA DEN - Demo snimci (1979)

 

 

DEN ZA DEN demo recordings from 1979.

DEN ZA DEN - Den za den (1980)

 

 

Frequently compared to Macedonia's most famous progressive rock group Leb i Sol, personally I don't hear it so much. DEN ZA DEN are way more fiery, with a stronger melodic sense. Still there's no denying the late 70's fusion sound. What separates Den za den from the pack is the exceptional guitarist, the distinct melodies, and perhaps best of all, the insane drumming along the lines of Arti + Mestieri. I'm a sucker for active drummers, so I naturally rate this one higher than other fusion albums of the era. Maybe Slovakia's Fermata is the closest comparison amongst the usual suspects like Mahavishnu Orchestra and Weather Report. (from rateyourmusic.com)

KEJ KEJ KEJ - Kej Kej Kej (1987)

 

 

KEJ KEJ KEJ was a punk rock band from Beograd (Serbia) in former Yugoslavia. This is their demo recordings from 1987.

Z.R.M. - Zona rane masturbacije (1984)

 

 

Z.R.M. (ZONA RANE MASTURBACIJE) was a punk rock band from Zagreb (Croatia) in former Yugoslavia. These are their demo recordings from 1984. (thanks to midwest)

BRANKO KOVAČIĆ - Pera Kawasaki Blues (1980) Single

 

 

BRANKO KOVAČIĆ is  a guitar and keyboard player and singer from Beograd (Serbia) in former Yugoslavia. This is his single record from 1980.

BRANKO KOVAČIĆ - Ispitni rok (1981) Single

 

 

BRANKO KOVAČIĆ second single record from 1981.

DŽEREMI - Fol nisam bio fin (1982)

 

 

DŽEREMI was a pop rock band from Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina) in former Yugoslavia. This is their only one album from 1982. (thanks to sveto)

LUDI GAVRAN - Rhythm n' Booze (1982-1988)

 

 

LUDI GAVRAN was a rock band from Beograd (Serbia) in former Yugoslavia. These are their some recordings from 1982-1988.

LAKI PINGVINI - Striptiz (1985)

 

 

LAKI PINGVINI second album from 1985.

LAKI PINGVINI - Cry, Baby, Cry (1985) Single

 

 

LAKI PINGVINI first single record from 1985.

LAKI PINGVINI - Šizika (1983) Mini LP

 

 

LAKI PINGVINI mini album from 1983.