REPETITOR is a Serbian post-punk band. However their music is so genuine and unique, they take post-punk from Fugazi, riffs from Black Sabbath, noise from Scratch Acid, grunge from early Mudhoney, pop from Pixies, but anyway, their music is very Yugoslavian.

Here is their new video, a neo-noir style animated clip for the song „Kralj nicega”

from their latest album Gde ceš ie „Where are you going?”

garage noise rock and roll post-punk wall of sound

bursts of rage, fear, violence, pain and anxiety

Serbian band REPETITOR on European tour now

It’s going to start today in Belgrade and rolling through Poland, Germany,

Holland, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, and Hungary:

SZEGED 10 APRIL, BUDAPEST 11 APRIL.

Their third full-length album Gde ćeš was released on Moonlee Records last year October. Listen to it and don’t miss them.

New album by Serbian noise rock band REPETITOR out now on Moonlee Records.

However Repetitor is so genuine and unique, they take post punk from Fugazi, riffs from Black Sabbath, noise from Scratch Acid, grunge from early Mudhoney, pop from Pixies, but their music is very Yugoslavian

Oct-Dec shows in Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Slovakia, Czech, Holland, Serbia, Austria and Macedonia.

MARCH 23 SZEGED LIVE MUSIC CLUB

REPETITOR (Serbia)
takes post punk from Fugazi, riffs from Black Sabbath,
noise from Sonic Youth, grunge from early Mudhoney, pop from Pixies,
but their music is very Yugoslavian

+ UMRETI FIT – The Hungarian Ex-Yu band

Kisbusz indul Budapestről a koncertre / Bus goes from Budapest to the show

You might not be familiar with too many things coming from Serbia (and let’s focus on the good things, right?) but there’s one man who seems to be everywhere, or at least where the good things are happening in Serbia. So, meet Filip Cetkovic who has an endless list of bands, runs a trve club called MKC Kombinat and is an expert in trash films, obscure music and graphic arts. Trve, right?

Bag of dicks exploded at the end of last year with their over-distorted minimalist interpretation of garage punk. The duo is at least three times louder than any two-piece on this planet and you can easily check this statement if you come to their autumn show brought to you by RNR666. Filip’s yelling vocals, bass progressions from the desert, trash movie cruelty, a kick-ass EP – and I must say once again, it’s done really really loud.

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┼ chresus jist ┼ is Filip’s most recent band with slightly more sophisticated sounds but it’s still pure punk (two girls run the rhythm section, by the way but  honestly I could not really tell this while listening) and it’s still pretty noisy. Apart from the sick name – of which I remember laughing my ass off when I first heard, anyway – it’s not a primitive endeavor with its indie rock and surf reminiscences and hell, this EP sounds totally right – it’s unfortunately something we are not quite used to from Eastern European bands.

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Go for your free downloads at the bandcamp sites and seek your opportunities to catch these bands at a show!