Sve što vidim je prvi put



Repetitor is an alternative garage rock / post-punk trio from Belgrade, Serbia. They are, without doubt, one of the most exciting live bands in Europe. With bunch of European tours under their belt, Repetitor have appeared on club and festival stages all around Europe and even in Russia and China (Sziget, Exit, Fusion Festival, Eurosonic, Pohoda, Europavox, Rock For People, Loftas, Stereoleto, INmusic, Waves Vienna, Botanique, Arsenal, etc., to name but a few). With their first three full-length albums 'Sve što vidim je prvi put' (Odličan Hrčak, 2008), 'Dobrodošli na okean' (Moonlee Records, 2012) and 'Gde ćeš' (Moonlee Records, 2016) Repetitor have gained highest critical acclaim, toped the lists, and are praised with fans, but where they really built their reputation is their high-octane energetic live performances. Repetitor's fourth studio album 'Prazan prostor među nama koji može i da ne postoji' is out on November 20th for Moonlee Records. Repetitor have a very recognisable signature sound that mashes together a blend of heavy rock 'n roll, post-punk and everything in between. All topped with an angry, forceful message that deals with the state of their world, and what they want to do about it. Attempts to find a direct musical influence may prove to be a difficult task, but some will recognise similarities with variety of bands, from Stooges. Early Mudhoney, Šarlo Akrobata, Fugazi, Sonic Youth, Pixies and early Nirvana all the way to Black Sabbath or even Suicide. They make you fall in love with guitar rock all over again and are arguably the best guitar band on the planet right now. They are the 21st Century Nirvana who have come to save rock. (John Robb, Louder Then War) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.