Ljubljana–Zagreb–Beograd
Laibach · 1993
70 min · 15 tracks · post-punk · techno · industrial music
A haunting fusion of industrial rhythms and dark wave melodies reflecting the socio-political landscapes of the Balkans.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- dynamic journey with emotional peaks
- haunting rhythms for introspective moments
- wave-like pacing for deep focus
- immersive experience in two halves
- socio-political reflections through sound
Maybe skip if you want
- seeking instant gratification
- prefer standalone track variety
Where this album fits
- Career context
- By the time 'Ljubljana–Zagreb–Beograd' was released in June 1993, Laibach was already established as a provocative force in avant-garde music following their breakthrough album 'Opus Dei' in 1988. This album followed a significant period of political turmoil in Yugoslavia, allowing Laibach to explore themes of nationalism and identity through their unique sound and aesthetic.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Throbbing Gristle· Skinny Puppy· Kraftwerk
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Intro 0:32
- 2 Unsere Geschichte 1:06
- 3 Rdeči molk 1:45
- 4 Siemens 6:15
- 5 Smrt za smrt 3:30
- 6 Država 6:23
- 7 Zavedali so se - poparjen je odšel I 1:57
- 8 Delo in disciplina 3:54
- 9 Tito - Tito 2:15
- 10 Ostati zvesti naši preteklosti - poparjen je odšel II 3:31
- 11 Tovarna C19 2:11
- 12 STT 0:31
- 13 Sveti Urh 2:08
- 14 Država (studio version) 4:55
- 15 Cari amici soldati / Jaruzelsky / Država / Svoboda 29:28
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