Disciplin A Kitschme is a renowned Serbian alternative rock band, originally formed in 1980 by Dušan Kojić "Koja", a former member of the influential Yugoslav group Šarlo Akrobata. The band encapsulates a fusion of punk, funk, and jazz elements, melded together into an eclectic and idiosyncratic sound that has resonated with fans across different generations. Their name, often abbreviated as Disciplina Kičme, is a playful comment on consumer culture and translates to "Discipline of Kitsch" in English. Throughout the tumultuous changes in the former Yugoslavia and Serbia, the band has remained a steadfast icon of innovation and musical exploration.

Disciplin A Kitschme has enjoyed a long-standing career marked by numerous albums and a notable evolution in musical style. In the 2010s and beyond, the band continued to intrigue audiences with releases like "I Think I See Myself On CCTV" and "Heavy Bass Blues," showcasing their unwavering commitment to artful storytelling and a gritty, bass-driven sound that defies easy categorization. The live album "Tri boje zvuka (Live at RTS Studio 8, 2016)" captures the raw energy of their performances, proving their prowess on stage and their ability to engage with their fans directly. Throughout their prolific career, Disciplin A Kitschme has not only crafted a distinctive musical archive but has also contributed significantly to the broader cultural milieu of the region.

Genres

Serbian Alternative Rock

Yugoslav Rock

Latest Release

I Тhink I Сan See Мyself on CCTV

Disciplin A Kitschme

Album - 13 Tracks - Released April 19, 2019