Belgrade, Serbia
From the Schlechte karten blog: “This is an experiment, compilation started half year ago, when I participated in a trip with a self-assembled raft on the river Sava with some friends (starting near Banja Luka with final destination Belgrade). There the idea crossed my mind, to collect or gather some
Today, many regard New Belgrade as a giant sleeping dorm – with over half a million people living there, it is the biggest municipality in Serbia. In comparison to all these people living here, it has always suffered with cultural offer – not enough cinemas, theaters, restaurants, Belgrade cafes, not enough anything – save buildings.
Continuing the series unofficially titled “the posts that make you feel sorry for not knowing Serbian language so you too could enjoy the lyrics of some great Serbian bands.” Atheist Rap is just one of the many bands directly influenced by Pekinska Patka. I remember buying their first official tape
(“Pekinska Patka” – Peking Duck, translator’s note) The title of this post suggests that i am going to talk about the current situation in Serbia at this moment – we ain’t got no prime minister, no government, the assembly is not functioning as it should, so practically we are in
I thought it would be cool if i did several entries about my favourite Yugoslav/Sefbian/Balkan bands that you’ve never heard of. Let’s start with Nista ali Logopedi, a monthypythonesque punk/rock/folk/grind metal band from Sabac, Serbia. I remember buying Nista Ali Logopedi audio tape when i was still in primary school
I had to split the post about Belgrade restaurants and rock clubs in two. If you think you can add some help by adding some more rock joints, please leave your comment. Can you recommend some(music) Belgrade clubs with punk rock, garage, or alt. music in general to visit. Even
Belgrade by night, as seen from space
I’m Serbian and I got the paper to prove it
How to name your bridge
Bojana Stamenov – she’s got talent
Dobrica Cosic Gets Fake Nobel Prize for Literature
