Psihomodo Pop is a renowned Croatian rock band, established in the early 1980s in Zagreb. They rose to fame on the wings of the then-burgeoning Yugoslav new wave scene and have since become one of the most iconic and enduring acts in the Croatian music landscape. The band's music is a vibrant blend of punk energy, pop melodiousness, and a touch of glam rock flair, marked by catchy hooks and humorous, often satirical lyrics that resonate with a wide audience.

The band's frontman and most recognizable member Davor Gobac, with his distinctive voice and flamboyant stage persona, has led Psihomodo Pop through decades of success within the regional music scene. Over the years, their discography has expanded with numerous albums and hit songs that have become evergreen favorites. Among their recent releases are singles such as "Dižeš me" and "Digitalno nebo," and albums including "LIVE UNPLJUGD GAVELLA 2," showcasing their versatility with unplugged performances. Commemorative compilations such as "Original Album Collection" and "The Ultimate Collection" not only highlight their new work but also celebrate the rich legacy of Psihomodo Pop's contributions to the rock genre in the Balkans.