Described as “small, but deadly”, Mario Kolonic a.k.a Pytzek is one of the main vehicles of Zagreb’s clubbing, both as a DJ and a co-owner of Sirup, the best underground club in the city nowdays. He has recently launched the…
By far the biggest Serbian DJ star, Nastic made his name in the 1990s when just a teenager, taking up residencies in Belgrade’s iconic club Industria and playing gigs all over the Balkan region with his bandmate Dejan Milicevic as…
November 19 (22-06h) Dom Omladine, Belgrade (SER) Easy Tiger – Belgrade Festival of Modern Electronic Sound Easy Tiger Room – Main Floor: Dusan Kačarević / MARKO MILOSAVLJEVIC / DANDY JACK LIVE / STEVE RACHMAD / MARKO NASTIĆ & DEJAN MILIĆEVIĆ…
Lukatoyboy, a.k.a Luka Ivanović is a musician, sound designer, journalist and radio editor from Belgrade. His main sound/music activities include producing & performing electro-acoustic improvised music using real-time sampling, feedback, field recordings and small iPod FM transmitters. On the other…
Already as a young newcomer, Nemecek had built a strong reputation on the Serbian club scene for his live skills and sleek, tight beats that span from minimal techno to more abstract dub-influenced rhythms. After releasing his first tracks in 2006, he…
Milicevic started his career in the mid 1990s alongside Marko Nastic as one half of duo Teenage Techno Punks, but soon made a name for himself, releasing his own techno, minimal and house tracks for various labels over the years,…
McDonald’s in the Balkans: a brief history From a source of national pride to a symbol of US imperialism, the American fast food chain has left its mark in the Balkans
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The Soviet erotic alphabet picture book from 1931 This precious discovery from the vaults of Stalinism sheds new light on the supposedly sexually repressive communist society of the former S...
A piece of history: Nazi propaganda posters in Serbia during World War II No Photoshop, no Illustrator, just plain ol' hand-painted Nazi advertising. Though obviously not as cool as the Soviet
One of the iss...
The original hipsters: a piece of Yugoslav streetwear history The real hipsters started their journey in ex Yugoslavia. Welcome to 1985 Split, Croatia, the cradle of the hottest legs in the Balkans
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