Mrtva priroda

With the help of their third album, Riblja Corba managed to place themselves in the pantheon of the most important groups of Yugoslavia at the time.

There is no excessive deviation from the sound already established with the previous two albums, they just became a lot more integrated and a lot more experienced in creating evergreens that are still listened to today. The dynamic writing duo of Bora and Bajaga, who were once compared to Jagger and Richards, managed to compose tracks that closely described one group of society. Outwardly macho with testosterone oozing from every pore, but inwardly very fragile, contradictory, and eager for affirmations.

The rest of the band is, as already mentioned, quite coordinated, with rhythms that evoke the old school of metal, and blues, and even on one hand borrow the modern building blocks of punk. A very good album, and a very important album. Big recommendations.