Today we focus on music from whatever was left out of Yugoslavia. We check out Koala Voice from Kisovec, Sajzerbiterlemon from Belgrade, Mizerija, She Brought Me Gasoline and Tus Nua from Zagreb. The rest of the show is filled with tributes to music producer Milan Ciric who passed away on November 29 last year, Pedja Vranesevic who passed away on February 6th, Marko Brecelj who passed away on February 4th and Aki Rahimovski who passed away on January 22 this year.
VIS Iskre – Sheba;
Mižerija – Lanci;
Koala Voice – Postapokalipticni svet;
Koala Voice – Things that hurt a little;
Boye – Laz je laz;
Laboratorja – Oprostaj od Magneta;
Med – Ja odem u polje;
Bijelo Dugme – Goodbye America;
Parni Valjak – Hrast;
Buldozer – Ne brini mama;
Buldozer – Blues gnjus;
Yu Grupa – Oprosti ljubavi;
Šajzerbiterlemon – Strepnja;
Špurijus – Masovni ukus;
21 vek – Lud Konj;
She brought me gasoline – Rabotny;
Tús Nua – Lights Out;
Smak – Odlazak u harem.
Leyla McCalla over in New Orleans is back with the new album entitled Capitalist Blues. John Wesley Coleman III, from the neighboring state of Texas also has a new solo record. Part Time Lover in my home-base of Cleveland has a new single for Blue Arrow Records (our sponsor). On the other side of the world, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard come with the new single. Over in whatever is left from Yugoslavia, we have two new exciting tunes. Snooze in Motion with their new single (or I should say his new single, it’s just one guy, San Mikulec from Zagreb). Koala Voice come from Kisovec in Slovenia and we have them here for the first time. We also have two tributes. Blue Cheer drummer Paul Whaley passed away in late January and Korni Grupa bass player, Bojan Hreljac passed away in December.
