Music is a big part of my mind and life. by the end of eighties I was a thrash metal fan. after crossovering to hardcore, i crossovered to noise, all the time widening horizons with keeping everything i liked during my musical exploring. so there is rather a wide spectre of music i like today. nowadays I like to listen almost everything enough extreme and alternative from dark drum'n'bass to grindcore. during last few years i'm turning back to my metal roots and had concentrated on black and viking metal.

I had played bass in several Croatian noise bands: LiquidSpace, Mad Cow, Ferimport, and played a minor roles in a number of other bands and projects which i could mention but i found that just dumb...

r081n period

a fertile period by the end of last century and through first few years of new millenium, when i was producing and composing a lot of music as a solo project, is now stagnating and holding breath for a new rise. it was mixture of electronic music, noise, funny rhythms, weird samples, multi-layered soundscapes, colors and textures. songs are collected here under name "kockaste kugle" so feel free to click and listen. interrested parties can reach my demo on compact disk by emailing me.

all-time favs

here i wanted to list albums which affected my life and my mind a lot. every one of them influenced and shaped my musical taste, playing style and aimed my composing ideas. these are the records i truly adore.

• Voivod "Dimension Hatross" (1988) Noise
• Celtic Frost "Into The Pandemonium" (1987) Noise
• Prong "Beg To Differ" (1990) Epic
• Voivod "Nothingface" (1989) Mechanic
• Nomeansno "Small Parts Isolated & Destroyed" (1988) Alternative Tentacles
• Fugazi "Repeater" (1990) Dischord
• Big Black "Songs About Fucking" (1987) Touch and Go
• Iron Maiden "Live After Death" (1985) EMI
• Metallica "Master Of Puppets" (1986) EMI
• Death "Leprosy" (1988) Century Media
• Godflesh "Streetcleaner" (1989) Earache
• GGFH "Eclipse" (1988) Dreamtime/Peaceville
• Mudhoney "Touch Me I'm Sick" (1988) Sub Pop

you can notice that those records belongs to a small timespan. the time of my youth. there are brilliant albums recorded later, which i like almost the same, but they just wasn't there in the time when one's adolescent mind is shaping itself according to the music that best suited the youngster's mind at present time. for example, pantera's "vulgar" or ratm's first album were definite masterpieces, but they arrived just a minute late for me so to became just masterpieces but not something that shaped my mind. interresting, because those two mentioned albums are records bigger than some of them which shaped my direction, but they haven't had such an impact on my musical ideals like voivod's fourth album...

on the end i would just like to say r.i.p. chuck, dimebag, quorthon and piggy. the list recently contiunes with Jon and Jesse. 2007 closes with another lost, paul raven.
all legends. we miss ya!