U vremenu horoskopa

The last studio album of "The Trilogy" (don't point the finger at me, I wasn't the one having a spurt of creativity naming it) still hits hard and gives us yet good collection of songs that continues in the same vain as its predecessors.

It's the weakest out of the three, though. It lacks the melodic approach they had in the previous two albums, but the poetic edge of Bosko Obradovic is still here, which is a driving force alongside Dragan Guzvan's solid guitar work which at moments replaces Bilandzic's keyboard work from the previous albums.

Maybe it would've been better if the band hadn't approached the concept of making this album as a contractual obligation, but as a way to put out a message, but I guess that well had dried up, which would be apparent in their next chapter of their career.