ILLEGAL EMOTIONS

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this is ILEGALNE EMOCIJE [serbian for illegal emotions]
raw electropunk combo from balkan-belgrade
busy buzzing since 2004.
releases:
2004 V/A COLD TRINITY SEQUENCE
cdr promo compilation cold trinity
2004 ABOUT
cdr single cold trinity
2004 V/A OBRAZ UZ OBRAZ
cdr interactive compilation cold trinity
2005 SIX SEXY SONGS
cdr split with margita je mrtva cold trinity
for all information about our releases, concerts, song lyrics, photos etc, visit our official page [in serbian!] at http://ilegalneemocije.coldtrinity.com
Tamara Dinka and Nikola aka Nitkov are two quite controversal individuals, who combine from their own field of imagination non compatible components in a domain of music, painting and comics. Attracted by mutual ideas and fascinations obtained from the different genres in music, they’ve met and formed the band with the silly name Illegal Emotions.Illegal Emotions begun to function in 2004., at first as an answer on of that time popular electroclash music, not with aim to caricate it, but with truly devotion in accomplishing ideas in electronic, punk and pop music. Their music is pretty raw and analogue, connected with all mentioned genres, but again-by its subject matter and form very different. Text songs are outermost philosophicaly naïve, frank, arroused under the influences of underground culture. On their concerts you can meet not only fans and friends, but very variable population, from punks and clubbers, to freaks and dyplomats. Concertly active from their early beginnings, they’ve been playing in clubs such as “Akademija”, “Kocka”, “Povetarac”, “Underworld”, “Parafin” in Belgrade, “Mocvara” in Zagreb and also on the Exit festival in Novi Sad, Elektrana stage (2006., 2007.). It is good to mention their release “Six Sexy Songs” in 2005., for the independent label called Cold Trinity, collaboration with electronic duo from Belgrade “G+Shame” (for the song “Midnight Express”), couple of compilations and music for the trash horror film “Klabirint”, directed by Alexandar Maricic.