This 1982 concept album from Idoli explored themes of Serbian history and mythology, incorporating elements of traditional folk music into their post-punk sound. It is considered a landmark release in Yugoslav rock.
- The album artwork, a pastiche of Serbian Orthodox iconography, was designed by the band's lyricist and vocalist, Darko Rundek.
- The release was met with critical acclaim and commercial success, though its perceived nationalistic undertones courted controversy.
- The album was reissued multiple times, most notably in 2008 with remastered audio and bonus tracks.
Idoli were a Serbian rock band from Belgrade, formed in 1979 and considered one of the most important bands of the Yugoslav new wave scene. "Odbrana i poslednji dani" was their debut full-length album, released at the height of their popularity.
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