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Yugoslav Funk in the USSR: From Belgrade to Melodiya
A package from Latvia containing three Yugoslav records pressed on Soviet vinyl turns out to be a window into one of the strangest and most overlooked corners of Cold War music history.
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Katalena – Meja
Katalena’s Meja is a quietly rewarding progressive folk record built around the western Slovenian border — forty minutes of Slovenian folk tradition colliding with progressive rock, held together by lush string arrangements and a strong sense of place.
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Laibach – Laibach
Laibach’s self-titled debut is a fascinating but demanding historical document — abrasive, ritualistic, and politically charged, more compelling as an artistic statement than as a consistently engaging listen.













