Kultur Shock
Члены группы Kultur Shock:
Amy Denio, Chris Stromquist, Guy Davis (5), Mario Butkovich, Masashi Kobayashi, Matty Noble, Paris Hurley, Srđan Jevđević, Val Kiossovski
Группа в интернете:
http://www.kulturshock.com/home, http://www.myspace.com/kulturshock, http://twitter.com/#!/Kultur_Shock, https://www.facebook.com/kulturshockband, http://www.youtube.com/user/kulturshockrecords
Дискография Kultur Shock:
| # | Название релиза | Информация об aльбоме | Купить альбом в iTunes | Год издания | Лейбл |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fucc The I.N.S. 12 | audio | iTunes | 2001-09-00 | Kool Arrow Records |
| 2 | Kultura-Diktatura 13 | audio | iTunes | 2004 | Kool Arrow Records |
| 3 | Live In Amerika 14 | audio | iTunes | 1999 | Pacific Records (10) |
| 4 | We Came To Take Your Jobs Away 10 | audio | iTunes | 2006 | Kool Arrow Records |
| 5 | Integration 11 | audio | iTunes | 2009 | Kultur Shock Records |
| 6 | Live In Europe 16 | audio | iTunes | 2007 | Kultur Shock Records |
| 7 | Ministry Of Kultur 11 | audio | iTunes | 2011-03-01 | Kultur Shock Records |
| 8 | Live At Exit Fest 2010 14 | audio | iTunes | 2011 | Kultur Shock Records |
| 9 | Kultura-Diktatura 13 | audio | iTunes | 2004 | Kool Arrow Records |
| 10 | Tales Of Grandpa Guru, Vol.1 6 | audio | iTunes | 2012-07-31 | Not On Label (Kultur Shock Self-released) |
| 11 | Stop The Disco 3 | audio | iTunes | 2012-09-20 | Not On Label (Kultur Shock Self-released) |
| 12 | Lovesexfoodmoney 3 | audio | iTunes | 2012-12-00 | Not On Label (Kultur Shock Self-released) |
| 13 | We Came To Take You Jobs Away 10 | audio | iTunes | 2006 | Koolarrow Records |
Founded in Seattle in 1996, Kultur Shock is the brain-child of Yevdjevich, who relocated to the US with the help of Joan Baez following the Siege of Sarajevo (92-94). The band began as an electric-folk-trad quartet, but with some pushing from the likes of Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic (himself the child of Croatian immigrants)—Yevdjevich reformed the band as a rock outfit borrowing from the catalog of Balkan trad. With an introduction from Jello Biafra, the band signed to Kool Arrow Records, the SF-based label of Faith No More's Billy Gould, through which they released three studio albums.