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36 Daggers
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melodic hardcore, bloody punkrock of the unholy zingari of satan, alternative, alternative rock, post-hardcore… see all
Andrija Spicanovic - vocals
Marko Ilic - guitar
Miljan Djokic - bass
Bruno Bozic - guitar
Vojin Klickovic - drumms
36 Daggers were composed of Marko Ilic, Bruno Bozic, Miljan Djokic, Srdjan Kuzmanovic and Andrija Spicanovic. Formed in winter of 2002. and began playing in autumn of the same year. Soon after the first show Srdjan Kuzmanovic exchanged his place with Vojin Klickovic. Band had started to work as independent punk rock related to late 80’s and early 90’s Washington D.C. bands such as Dag Nasty ( which has been the initial inspiration for creating most of the early songs), Embrace, Rites of Spring..; but at the same time inspiration was fulfilled with great California pop punk bands from the same decade like Big Drill Car and Stonetelling and bands such as Husker Du or Squirrel Bait. But as may be expected for most of the bands to try to make this step out from their staring positions in natural order brings the case to 36 Daggers new songs which are slightly different then before. Disbanded in february 2006. Discography: From Nowhere - CD single [promo, self released 2003] Kalpa Minutes - CD [2004 Ha-Ko Bastards] Thirty Six Daggers - CD EP [2005 Ha-Ko Bastards]
Marko Ilic - guitar
Miljan Djokic - bass
Bruno Bozic - guitar
Vojin Klickovic - drumms
36 Daggers were composed of Marko Ilic, Bruno Bozic, Miljan Djokic, Srdjan Kuzmanovic and Andrija Spicanovic. Formed in winter of 2002. and began playing in autumn of the same year. Soon after the first show Srdjan Kuzmanovic exchanged his place with Vojin Klickovic. Band had started to work as independent punk rock related to late 80’s and early 90’s Washington D.C. bands such as Dag Nasty ( which has been the initial inspiration for creating most of the early songs), Embrace, Rites of Spring..; but at the same time inspiration was fulfilled with great California pop punk bands from the same decade like Big Drill Car and Stonetelling and bands such as Husker Du or Squirrel Bait. But as may be expected for most of the bands to try to make this step out from their staring positions in natural order brings the case to 36 Daggers new songs which are slightly different then before. Disbanded in february 2006. Discography: From Nowhere - CD single [promo, self released 2003] Kalpa Minutes - CD [2004 Ha-Ko Bastards] Thirty Six Daggers - CD EP [2005 Ha-Ko Bastards]
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