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EPISODE · Sep 6, 2026 · 12 MIN

Punk in Yugoslavia: From Ljubljana’s Graffiti Walls to Sarajevo’s Rebel Rhythms

from The History of Punk Rock Podcast: Bands, Scenes, Hardcore, DIY Culture, Record Labels, Clubs, and Punk Music History · host Podily

The episode traces the DIY punk scene that sprouted across socialist Yugoslavia, spotlighting bands like Pankrti in Ljubljana and Pekinška Patka in Sarajevo. It explores how local fanzines, underground clubs, and home‑made recordings bypassed state controls to create a distinct regional sound that blended punk’s energy with folk influences. The conversation reveals the political climate, touring logistics, and cultural contradictions that shaped this unique punk chapter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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