nedjelja, 19. listopada 2025.

SAKSIJA - Rastanak (1979) Single

 

 























SAKSIJA was a short-lived rock band from Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina), active in the late 1970s. Formed in late 1977 when several members of the Dubrovnik-based band "Katapult" moved to Sarajevo and were joined by few Sarajevo musicians. Saksija released only one single record for "Sarajevo disk" label. Members were Mugdim Dudo Isović( guitar), Dubravko Bautović (keyboards), Marko Majkovica( vocals), Dževad Čorović (bass) and Sejo Bajraktarević (drums). (from discogs.com)

THE END BAND - All Tomorrow's P. (1988) Single

 

 























"All Tomorrow's P." is the one and only one single record released by THE END BAND from 1988. (thanks to sveto)

subota, 18. listopada 2025.

THE END BAND - W.C.H. (1986)

 

 























A musical division of 'The End Media' group (Art group focused on experimental electronic imaging and multimedia, co-founded in mid 80s by Gradimir Aleksić) that experimented with a variety of correlations between the aesthetics of video image and sound. They produced four albums of music ("W.C.H.", "Children of the R.", "The Worse of..." and "O' Wari"). The End Band experimented with cable TV and the application of new technologies for Art for TV. First line-up was: Gradimir Aleksić (guitar, keyboards), Saša Sax Stojanović (keyboards, saxophone, guitar), Žaklina Lukić - (vocals) and Branimir Lokner (guitar). Second line up was even stronger with Gradimir Aleksić (guitar), Nenad Vitomirac (drums), Zoran Nakovski (bass) and Dubravka Živković (vocals) (mind-blowing actress-singer). THE END BAND issued double A side single "Children of the R./All Tomorrows P." with pondering rhythm section and provocative singing (CDA, Sarajevo 1988). A year later they published, first in Slovenia and later in Serbia (Rockland) audiocassette "The Worse of..." covering 10 milestones of RNR with anthological 'Sympathy for the Devil' cover. The same year they toured the clubs with their controversial stage acts. In 1989/90 Nakovski and Živković quit The End Band and Aleksić and Vitomirac took 17 years old prodigy child Aleksandar Grujić on bass and vocals. 'The End Band' adopted dark and depressive sound with equal lyrics, predicting the future of their homeland. They rehearsed in old abandoned house for months before entering the studio played by B. Lokner's "Rockland Production". They entered studio "Akademia" in Belgrade for almost six months recording their last album "O'Wari", a collection of deep and dark songs such as 'We Were', 'The House', 'Here Comes the Moon and Wet', to name a few. After series of gigs in the war thorn country they disbanded in 1991 with excerption of participation in LED ART movement, under the name VIA, where they recorder the pure noise soundrack in the cold storages, centrically pushing the limits of physical capabilities of musical instruments and personal strength. 'The End Band' never followed any style or trend, aproaching the scene from the individual angle and silently influencing numerous bands after their time. They are not to be mixed with contemporary Canadian band with the same name. (from discogs.com) - thanks to sveto -

petak, 17. listopada 2025.

DINAMITI - Dinamiti (1968-1969)

 

DINAMITI two demo songs from 1968-1969.

DINAMITI - Izvorne snimke (1966-1967)

 

 

 























DINAMITI were the one of the legendary rock group from 60s. They founded in 1964, in Osijek, Croatia (ex-Yugoslavia) by singer and rhythm guitarist Krunoslav Kićo Slabinac. Other members of the group were Alberto Krasnić (bass), Vladimir Lazić (keyboards), Antun Nikolić Tuca (solo guitar) and Miroslav Šaranović (drums). In Zagreb, in 1967 they were winners of the Rock festival "Gitarijada" and they split same year.

   

utorak, 14. listopada 2025.

BELE VIŠNJE - Čips-hit (1973) Single

 

 























BELE VIŠNJE was a Serbian rock band from Čačak. The band is notable for being one of the pioneers of the former Yugoslav rock scene. This is their one and only one single record from 1973. (thanks to tugan)

ponedjeljak, 13. listopada 2025.

EKATARINA VELIKA - Samo par godina za nas (1989)

 

 























EKATARINA VELIKA sixth album from 1989.

  

EKATARINA VELIKA - Live 1986 (1987)

 

 























Album "Live 1986" EKATARINA VELIKA recording at the Zagreb, in club Kulušić, on November 2, 1986. The band promoted the release of the live album in Beograd during January 1987 and triumphed at Dom Omladine with six sold-out shows.

nedjelja, 12. listopada 2025.

EKATARINA VELIKA - Ekatarina Velika (1985)

 

 























EKATARINA VELIKA second album from 1985.


EKATARINA VELIKA - Live in Novi Sad (1989)

 

 























EKATARINA VELIKA live at EBU Festival in Novi Sad 1989.

  

KATARINA II - Katarina II (1984)

 

 























KATARINA II is the first studio album by the Serbian rock band EKATARINA VELIKA, released in 1984. The band was called Katarina II at the time of its release, but changed the name to Ekatarina Velika, and has continued to work under that name till the end. The band had started recording of the album in Beograd (in studio owned by Enco Lesić, a producer), but due to various problems it was finally recorded for the Slovenian label ZKP RTLJ (RTV Ljubljana). The album producer was Đorđe Petrović. The guest stars were Mario Čelik (on congas) and Jurij Novoselić (on saxophone) from the Croatian new wave band Film. (from wikipedia)