Videosex

**Videosex** was a trailblazing Slovenian synth-punk band that emerged from Ljubljana in the early 1980s, becoming a defining act of Yugoslavia’s new wave scene. Formed in 1982, the group mixed icy electronic beats, gritty punk energy, and provocative lyrics, fronted by the striking vocals of Anja Rupel. Known for their avant-garde style and moody aesthetics, Videosex pushed boundaries with themes exploring alienation, sexuality, and societal taboos, earning a cult following across the Balkans. Their raw, experimental sound—captured in releases like *Videosex84*—made them icons of Slovenia’s underground, though they disbanded in 1987, leaving a short but influential legacy.

Decades later, their music resurged thanks to reissues like *Arhiv* and live revivals, including recent tracks such as *Opus* and *Ljubi In Sovraži*, which reintroduced their dark, danceable anthems to new generations. Tracks like *Lacrimae Christi* still echo their flair for blending gothic drama with synth-punk grit, cementing Videosex as pioneers who dared to be weird when conformity ruled.