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Black and White
Das dritte Album der Stranglers, „Black and White“, erschien 1988 bei United Artists Records. Es präsentierte einen düsteren, aggressiven und kompromisslosen Post-Punk-Sound mit Hits wie „Nice 'N' Sleazy“.
Boa
The debut album "Boa" by the Zagreb band of the same name was released in early 1982 for Suzy. Recorded in Sweden, it brings sophisticated art-rock, synth-pop and new wave with the influence of Western trends.
Pokvarena Mašta I Prljave Strasti
The album "Pokvarena mašta i prljave strasti" by the band Riblja čorba was released in 1981. Recorded during the winter, it features a series of recognizable hard-rock hits, which solidified them at the top of the Yugoslav scene.
Izleti
The album "Izleti" by the Rijeka band Paraf was released in 1981 for ZKP RTVL. It represents the band's key transition from their punk roots to dark post-punk and gothic rock, and a masterpiece of the Yugoslav new wave.
Slišiš, Školjka Poje Ti!
The album "Slišiš, Školjka Poje Ti!" by the cult band Lačni Franz was released in 1984 by Helidon. It is a great concert release recorded live in Ljubljana and Maribor with a selection of their greatest hits.
Tango Bango
The album "Tango Bango" by the group Aerodrom, recorded in Milan and Zagreb with producer Piko Stančić, brings a fresh blend of new wave, rock and reggae with hits like "Stavi pravu stvar".
Muškarci su iz birtije, žene su s placa
A witty collection of short stories by blogger Dr. Lebowski brings an ironic look at everyday life, male-female relationships, and urban incidents with a distinctively local flair.
Ljubavno posredovanje za početnike
After the collapse of her two-week marriage, Marnie inherits the house of her unusual great-aunt and her "projects" - eccentric neighbors, discovering the power of true love.
Slomljena zemlja
Clare Leslie Hall's striking debut novel from 2026. Through the destinies of three women, it intertwines family secrets, loss, struggle with trauma, and healing against a backdrop of harsh but magnificent nature.
I druge priče
An early collection of short stories by Momo Kapor from 1973. Through recognizable Belgrade charm and nostalgia, the author depicts everyday life in the city, youth, fleeting loves, and small relationships of ordinary people.