"Godina zmaja" is the debut album from Psihomodo Pop, a landmark release in Yugoslavian new wave and alternative rock. It captures the band in their raw, unpolished early form, showcasing their signature blend of punk energy and pop sensibility.
- The album was recorded at the legendary Morris Studio in Zagreb, produced by the band alongside Croatian music producer and engineer Davor Rocco.
- Upon its release in late 1988, "Godina zmaja" quickly gained traction, contributing to the burgeoning alternative music scene in Yugoslavia.
- The album's title track, "Godina zmaja," became one of Psihomodo Pop's most recognizable songs, often played live.
Psihomodo Pop are a Croatian rock band formed in Zagreb in 1983, known for their energetic performances and distinctive punk and new wave sound. At the time of "Godina zmaja," they were solidifying their reputation as one of the most prominent alternative rock acts in Yugoslavia.
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