Domestic / Ex-Yu Rock, Punk & Heavy Metal (Artists from the domestic and regional scene)

A dan je tako lijepo počeo

The album "A dan je tako lijepo poeče" by the Rijeka band Paraf was released in 1980 and represents the first and historic punk album in Yugoslavia, marked by raw energy and rebellion.

Atomska trilogija

The Atomic Trilogy is the first live album by the Pula band Atomsko sklonište from 1980 on audio cassette. It features energetic performances of the band's greatest songs and an authentic record of their concert power.

Bez tišine!

Vještice – Bez Tišine! original audio cassette is one of the rarest Croatian rock releases, released in 1991 by the Osijek-based independent record label Plavi pilot.

Bez Tišine!

Boa

Boa je debitantski album zagrebačkog sastava Boa iz 1981. na audio kazeti. Donosi sofisticirani art rock i novi val kroz atmosferične aranžmane, klavijature i prepoznatljiv urbani zvuk osamdesetih.

Doživjeti stotu

Das Album „Doživjeti stotu“ der Band Bijelo dugme aus dem Jahr 1980 markiert einen großen stilistischen Wandel in Richtung New Wave. Die Jugoton-Veröffentlichung enthält Hits wie „Ha, ha, ha“ und „Pristao sam biću sve što hoće“.

Filigranski pločnici

Dvostruka audio kaseta Filigranska ploča donosi kultni Azrin album iz 1982. godine sa 27 pesama među kojima su „Tko to tamo pjeva“, „Ako znaš bilo što“, „Pavel“ i naslovna numera.

Heroj ulice

Prljavo kazalište – Heroj ulice is the third studio album by the Zagreb rock band, released in 1981. It marked a new chapter in the band's career and brought the title hit that became a classic of domestic rock.

Heroj ulice

Heroj ulice is the third studio album by Prljavi kazalište, released on audio cassette in 1979. It marks the band's transition from their punk phase to a broader rock expression, with energetic songs and a recognizable urban sensibility.

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.