Društvo mrtvih pesnikov (which translates as Society of Dead Poets) is a renowned Slovenian rock band known for their poetic lyrics and melodic rock sound, often combined with elements of folk music. Formed in Novo Mesto, Slovenia, in 1989, the band quickly established itself in the Slovenian music scene. The name is a nod to the film "Dead Poets Society", reflecting the band's affinity for thoughtful lyrical content.

Throughout their career, Društvo mrtvih pesnikov has maintained a loyal fan base in Slovenia and the wider region, thanks to their introspective songwriting and engaging live performances. In celebrating their 25th anniversary, they released retrospectives "25 / cd 1 (2015-2000)" and "25 / cd 2 (2000-1990)", showcasing their evolution as a band and reiterating their status as stalwarts of Slovenian music. Their body of work often tackles themes of love, existential contemplation, and the human condition, approached with the wry nuance the band is loved for. With recent tracks like "Mraz (Live)" and "Astronavt," they continue to resonate with audiences, old and new, reaffirming their place in the canon of Slovenian rock music.