Formed in Belgrade in 1988, Darkwood Dub has carved out a distinctive place in the Serbian and broader Balkan alternative music scene. Known for their unique blend of rock, dub, and electronica, the band's lineup grounded itself around Dejan Vučetić (vocals), Vladan Vučković Paja (guitar), Milorad Ristić (bass), Lav Bratuša (drums), and later joined by Bojan Drobac "Bambi" on guitar. Over the years, they have become emblematic for their innovative use of guitar effects and sampling, as well as their thought-provoking lyrics which often reflect on social and personal themes, distinguishing themselves from the mainstream.

Their body of work from the early 1990s until the mid-2010s reflects a consistent evolution, blending diverse influences and pioneering the sound of the region's alternative wave. Darkwood Dub's albums such as "Elektro Pionir" and "Život Počinje U Tridesetoj" reveal an authentic musical narrative that captures the zeitgeist of the Serbian alternative scene. Their performances are renowned for their energy and connectivity with the audience, strengthening their reputation as a crucial live act. Releases like "Vidimo se" and "Tri Boje Zvuka," which includes a live performance at RTS Studio 8, confirm their ongoing commitment to exploring and pushing the boundaries of sound and production. Their music, captured in thoughtful tracks like "Milo Moje & Ručak Za Dvoje" and "U Nedogled," resonates with a broad audience, offering a timeless take on the region's complex cultural landscape.

Genres

Serbian Alternative Rock

Serbian Indie

Yugoslav Rock

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Latest Release

Tri Boje Zvuka (Live at RTS Studio 8, 2016)

Darkwood Dub

Single - Released December 1, 2016