What makes Smak by Smak notable?

Smak played a pivotal role in shaping the progressive rock movement in Yugoslavia during the 1970s, gaining acclaim for their unique sound. The album's long track 'Put Od Balona' showcased their experimentation and helped them gain a loyal following, influencing subsequent artists and contributing to the region's musical landscape. Released in 1975, Smak was the band's self-titled debut album, marking their entry into the Yugoslav progressive rock scene. At this time, they were establishing their identity amidst a burgeoning genre that blended rock with regional influences.

How many songs are on Smak?

Smak has 5 tracks, running approximately 38 minutes.

Smak

Smak · 1975

38 min · 5 tracks · progressive rock

A vibrant tapestry of intricate guitar riffs, ethereal keyboards, and dynamic rhythms that define Yugoslavian progressive rock.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Perle — The opening track sets the stage for the album with its melodic complexity and showcases the band's virtuosity right from the start.
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Blues U Parku — This track blends blues influences with progressive elements, highlighting the band's versatility and ability to fuse genres seamlessly.
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Put Od Balona — Spanning nearly twenty minutes, this epic piece exemplifies Smak's ambitious compositional style and serves as a centerpiece of the album.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Perle 4:05
2 Mracni Mol 3:22
3 Blues U Parku 7:32
4 Biska 2 4:29
5 Put Od Balona 19:02

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