Lutke

**Lutke** is a Serbian power pop band from Belgrade, formed in 1987 by high-school friends Nenad Jovanović, Dejan Radovanović, Zlatko Šetvić, and Zoran Aković. Initially known as Salame and Krvopije, they eventually settled on the name Lutke, meaning "The Dolls." The band's early lineup changes were influenced by military obligations, but they continued to produce music and gain popularity through local radio broadcasts and live performances. Their discography includes albums like *Moderan svet* (1996), *Polyester* (1998), *Fontanela* (2007), and *Spiralni snovi* (2014). Lutke's music often incorporates elements of indie rock and power pop, reflecting their reaction to the British britpop scene in the 1990s. Despite facing challenges during the Yugoslav wars and subsequent band member relocations, Lutke has maintained a presence in the Serbian music scene over the years.

Recent releases and tracks like *Spiralni Snovi* and *Živi Ovaj Dan* suggest the band continues to evolve and produce new music, though specific details about these releases are not detailed in available information.