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I didn't have a clue there were so many prog bands in Serbia,although I'm from Belgrade..I've heard about a lot of them before,but I didn't know if they were classified as prog..
Btw some very close friends of mine have a prog band..I used to play,but now I'm just a huge fan..I'ts called Drum..I posted about them in the Unsigned bands section..You should really check it out..
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WO0 is a guitar & synth player from Belgrade , Serbia http://herbariumrecords.bandcamp.com/album/woo-six-for-screening (free download) 
http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=7256

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Originally posted by Gentle Gryphon Gentle Gryphon wrote:

I didn't have a clue there were so many prog bands in Serbia,although I'm from Belgrade..I've heard about a lot of them before,but I didn't know if they were classified as prog..
Btw some very close friends of mine have a prog band..I used to play,but now I'm just a huge fan..I'ts called Drum..I posted about them in the Unsigned bands section..You should really check it out..
I checked them, months ago, when you posted a topic at "Unsigned Bands". Yes, they're good, in my opinion; they would to record a digital album and to put this at amazing Bandcamp.
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http://davidmaximmicic.bandcamp.com/album/bilo-20
http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=6769

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http://davidmaximmicic.bandcamp.com/album/bilo-20
http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=6769

Both EPs are great, but Bilo 1 is much better IMO.
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Ana Never's 2012 album, a post-rock masterpiece Small Years http://ananever.bandcamp.com/album/small-years
 



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Hi,
 
on the soundtrack to the film "Before The Rain" there is an outstanding piece with some electronics by someone named "Anastasia" ... anyone know anything about this one at all? ... I have never been able to locate anything else by that group/person.
 
Thanks a great bunch
 
(Excuse me, if it is not of Serbian descent, btw!)
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Originally posted by moshkito moshkito wrote:

Hi,
 
on the soundtrack to the film "Before The Rain" there is an outstanding piece with some electronics by someone named "Anastasia" ... anyone know anything about this one at all? ... I have never been able to locate anything else by that group/person.
 
Thanks a great bunch
 
(Excuse me, if it is not of Serbian descent, btw!)
 
Anastasia is the band from Skoplje, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anastasia_(band)
 


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Originally posted by Todd Todd wrote:

Svetonio, Fitness is amazing!  I'm downloading the EP right now.  Are the other songs that are on the full length version available anywhere on the internet?
Hi Todd!
 
Fitnes' debut album is now avaliable in its entirety  (13 tracks, free download)  : http://fitnes.bandcamp.com/album/udarci-i-varnice
 
Enjoy!
 
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Thanks so much! I've just downloaded it. Can't wait to hear it!
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Was curious of this thread, so now I have just downloaded Fitness and will give it some spins and let you know.  Serbia is not a place I would have thought of first for music, but that is what is so great about this site, people from around the globe sharing their love of music.
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Originally posted by AEProgman AEProgman wrote:

Was curious of this thread, so now I have just downloaded Fitness and will give it some spins and let you know.  Serbia is not a place I would have thought of first for music, but that is what is so great about this site, people from around the globe sharing their love of music.
That the Internet has made it possible, so I can to recommend to you this instrumental EP for free download also: http://tripcycle.bandcamp.com/album/beep
 
I hope you will like Tripcycle, a band from Novi Sad, Serbia, because they're very original, such as Fitnes, but different; a lot of fun anyway.
 
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Originally posted by Svetonio Svetonio wrote:

Originally posted by moshkito moshkito wrote:

Hi,
 
on the soundtrack to the film "Before The Rain" there is an outstanding piece with some electronics by someone named "Anastasia" ... anyone know anything about this one at all? ... I have never been able to locate anything else by that group/person.
 
Thanks a great bunch
 
(Excuse me, if it is not of Serbian descent, btw!)
 
Anastasia is the band from Skoplje, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anastasia_(band)
 
 
Very sad website ... can't even purchase any of the CD's ... totally sad! The mix and the work is outstanding, but I am not sure that most rock fans can appreciate cultural mixes like this one!
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Points: 1787 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 03 2012 at 19:28
Originally posted by Svetonio Svetonio wrote:

Originally posted by AEProgman AEProgman wrote:

Was curious of this thread, so now I have just downloaded Fitness and will give it some spins and let you know.  Serbia is not a place I would have thought of first for music, but that is what is so great about this site, people from around the globe sharing their love of music.
 
That the Internet has made it possible, so I can to recommend to you this instrumental EP for free download also: http://tripcycle.bandcamp.com/album/beep
 
I hope you will like Tripcycle, a band from Novi Sad, Serbia, because they're very original, such as Fitnes, but different; a lot of fun anyway.
 
Thanks Svetonio, after giving each one a couple of plays, I find Fitnes was very good, can hear many influences in the guitar playing.  However, I must say that I really enjoyed Tripcycle more.  You are correct, they have an original approach and their style is something that captured me.  Do they have more albums out?
 
I find it interesting or coincidence that each group had a song with a similar title, Spectar and Spektar.  Is there something to that in Serbia?
 
Thanks for mentioning the city they were from, I have not heard of Novi Sad before and searched it in maps today, city on the Danube or Dunav River, quite interesting.
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Originally posted by AEProgman AEProgman wrote:

  
Thanks Svetonio, after giving each one a couple of plays, I find Fitnes was very good, can hear many influences in the guitar playing.  However, I must say that I really enjoyed Tripcycle more.  You are correct, they have an original approach and their style is something that captured me.  Do they have more albums out?
 
I find it interesting or coincidence that each group had a song with a similar title, Spectar and Spektar.  Is there something to that in Serbia?
 
Thanks for mentioning the city they were from, I have not heard of Novi Sad before and searched it in maps today, city on the Danube or Dunav River, quite interesting.
Tripcycle released only Beep EP debut, not full lenght album yet.
 
Glad that you like them! Spektar means *spectrum* in Serbian. We write as we speak, so it's correctly spelled - spektar, no spectar;  as Fitnes is correctly spelled in Serbian, no two *s* as well.
 
I'm going now to recommend you that live jazz/rock album by Belgrade's band Metak Za Zlikovca ( translate "A Bullet For A Criminal"), as part of so called "New Belgrade Scene" and/or "Manekeni Bigza" the project,  for free and legal download (mp3): http://www.manekenibigza.org/?p=25
 
 
 
 
Also, a young Kikinda's fusion band called Super Confusion deserves to be mentioned in this thread:
 
 
 
 
 
Sadly, there's nothing by them at Bandcamp yet..


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wY82yGGeNSA
Here's a cool jazz\rock instrumental by a band from Pozega from a couple of years back...
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Almost forgot about this one, absolute masterpiece of space rock\experimental prog also from Pozega. Bear in mind that this is a one-man project! 
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Originally posted by Svetonio Svetonio wrote:

Originally posted by AEProgman AEProgman wrote:

  
Thanks Svetonio, after giving each one a couple of plays, I find Fitnes was very good, can hear many influences in the guitar playing.  However, I must say that I really enjoyed Tripcycle more.  You are correct, they have an original approach and their style is something that captured me.  Do they have more albums out?
 
I find it interesting or coincidence that each group had a song with a similar title, Spectar and Spektar.  Is there something to that in Serbia?
 
Thanks for mentioning the city they were from, I have not heard of Novi Sad before and searched it in maps today, city on the Danube or Dunav River, quite interesting.
Tripcycle released only Beep EP debut, not full lenght album yet.
 
Glad that you like them! Spektar means *spectrum* in Serbian. We write as we speak, so it's correctly spelled - spektar, no spectar;  as Fitnes is correctly spelled in Serbian, no two *s* as well.
 
I'm going now to recommend you that live jazz/rock album by Belgrade's band Metak Za Zlikovca ( translate "A Bullet For A Criminal"), as part of so called "New Belgrade Scene" and/or "Manekeni Bigza" the project,  for free and legal download (mp3): http://www.manekenibigza.org/?p=25
 
Also, a young Kikinda's fusion band called Super Confusion deserves to be mentioned in this thread:
 
 
Sadly, there's nothing by them at Bandcamp yet..
Thanks again.  I have been listening toMetak Za Zlikovaca and enjoying it, very good.  I also must add that I have been listening to Fitnes a bit more and it has grown on me and like it more than my earlier post.  I did check out the Super Confusion links and is another good jazz/fusion style band.  Hope they release something soon.
 
There seems to be a nice ground swell of new artists in your country, curious as to what the past music of the 70s through 80s or 90s was like in your area?
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