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{{short description|Croatian pop punk group}}
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| years_active = 1983 – Present
| Origin = [[Croatia]]
| label = [[Croatia Records]]
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| Genre = [[Hard rock]]
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| website = {{URL|http://www.psihomodopop.hr}}
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| current_members = [[Davor Gobac]]<br/>[[Vlatko Čavar]]<br/>[[Jurij Novoselić]]<br/>[[Smiljan Paradiš]]<br/>[[Tin Ostreš]]
| Years_active = 1983 - Present
| past_members = [[Neven Kepeski]]<br/>[[Saša Novak Radulović]]<br/>[[Tigran Kalebota]]
| Label = [[Croatia Records]]
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| URL = [http://www.psihomodopop.hr Psihomodo Pop]
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| Current_members = [[Davor Gobac]]<br/>[[Vlatko Čavar]]<br/>[[Jurij Novoselić]]<br/>[[Tigran Kalebota]]<br/>[[Smiljan Paradiš]]
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'''Psihomodo Pop''' is a [[Croatia]]n [[punk rock]]/[[hard rock]] group. The band was formed in [[1983]] in [[Zagreb]] and has since achieved a somewhat [[cult following]] across the area of [[Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia|former Yugoslavia]].
'''Psihomodo Pop''' is a [[Croatia]]n [[Pop-punk|pop punk]] group. The band was formed in 1983 in [[Zagreb]] and has since achieved a somewhat [[cult following]] across the area of [[former Yugoslavia]].
[[File:Psihomodo pop Davor Gobac 08082013 06 roberta f.jpg|thumb|left|Davor Gobac]]
[[File:Psihomodopop.jpg|thumb|Psihomodo pop 2010]]
[[File:Psihomodo pop u Čakovcu 2019. - Tin Ostreš.jpg|thumb|170px|Drummer Tin Ostreš]]
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Formed from the remnants of a band called Neron, Psihomodo Pop initially gained fame across [[Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia|Yugoslavia]] in 1988 after the release of their debut album ''Godina zmaja'' (''The Year of the Dragon''). "Nema nje" (''She's Gone'') was released as a single from the album and became a success due to the music video for the song being played by [[MTV]]. This gave Psihomodo Pop the distinction as the first Yugoslavian music act to have their music played on a major music television network.


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In 1990 the band released their second studio album ''Sexy magazin'' and set out on a relatively successful three-month tour across the [[former Soviet Union]]. That same year, for concerts in [[Ljubljana]] and Zagreb, the band was chosen as the opening act for [[Ramones|The Ramones]], a band that Psihomodo Pop cited as both a musical act they admire the most as well as their biggest influence.
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Formed from the remnants of a band called ''Neron'', Psihomodo Pop initially gained fame across former Yugoslavia in [[1988]] after the release of their debut album ''Godina zmaja'' (The Year of the Dragon). ''Nema nje'' was released as a single from the album and became a success due to the music video for the song being played by [[MTV]]. This gave Psihomodo Pop the distinction as the first Yugoslavian music act to have their music played on a major music television network.


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Late 1990 saw Psihomodo Pop abandon their plans for an extended tour in support of their new album due to the [[Log Revolution|outbreak of hostilities]] leading up to the [[Croatian War of Independence]]. The band joined [[Hrvatski Band Aid]], a project composed of many of Croatia's top music acts, to help create the patriotic song "Moja domovina" (''My Homeland'') condemning the war.
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In [[1990]] the band released their second studio album ''Sexy magazin'' and set out on a relatively successful three month long tour across the former [[Soviet Union]]. That same year, for concerts in [[Ljubljana]] and [[Zagreb]], the band was chosen as the opening act for [[The Ramones]], a band that Psihomodo Pop cited as both a musical act they admire the most as well as their biggest influence.


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After the war and the [[breakup of Yugoslavia]], the band continued their success in Croatia by releasing several commercially and critically acclaimed albums such as ''Srebrne svinje'' (''Silver Pigs''), which spawned the [[Porin (music award)|Porin]]-winning single "Starfucker". In 2000, the band released ''Debakl'' (''Debacle'') which won another Porin, this time for Best Rock Album of the Year, but Friedrich Grimani Fiegenwald Coy said that Gobac is mostly popular because the people wrongly believe that he is related to [[Matija Gubec]], the leader of the [[Croatian–Slovene Peasant Revolt]].
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Late 1990 saw Psihomodo Pop abandon their plans for an extended tour in support of their new album due to the outbreak of hostilities leading up to the [[Croatian War of Independence]]. The band joined [[Hrvatski Band Aid]] (''Croatian Band Aid''), a project comprised of many of Croatia's top music acts, to help create the patriotic song ''Moja Domovina'' (My Homeland) condemning the war.


In 2017, after the sudden death of drummer Tigran Kalebota, Tin Ostreš, formerly of [[Pips, Chips & Videoclips]] took his band duties.<ref name="radio101">{{cite web |title=In Memoriam Tigran Kalebota (1964-2017) |url=http://radio101.hr/in-memoriam-tigran-kalebota-1964-2017/ |website=Radio 101 |accessdate=30 April 2020 }}{{Dead link|date=July 2024 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}</ref> The band's eleventh and most recent studio album is ''Digitalno Nebo'', released in 2019.
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After the war and the breakup of Yugoslavia, the band continued their success in Croatia by releasing several commercially and critically acclaimed albums such as ''Srebrne svinje'' (Silver Pigs), which spawned the [[Porin (music award)|Porin award]] winning single Starfucker. In [[2000]], the band released ''Debakl'' (Debacle) which won another Porin, this time for Best Rock Album of the Year.


==See also==
[[2005]]'s ''Plastic fantastic'' is the band's latest studio album.
* [[Punk rock in Yugoslavia]]
* [[Popular music in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia]]
* ''[[The Best of Rock za Hrvatsku]]''

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==Sources==
* [http://www.crorec.hr/crorec.hr/izvodjac.php?OBJECT_ID=101021 Psihomodo Pop] at [[Croatia Records]]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20091112200549/http://www.mtv.com.hr/artisti/psihomodo-pop Psihomodo pop] at mtv.com.hr


==External links==
==External links==
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{{commonscat|Psihomodo pop}}
* [http://www.psihomodopop.hr/ Official Website]
* [http://www.psihomodopop.hr/ Official Website]
{{Porin Award for Album of the Year}}

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[[Category:Croatian rock music groups]]
[[Category:Croatian rock music groups]]
[[Category:Yugoslav musical groups]]
[[Category:Musical groups established in 1983]]
[[Category:Yugoslav punk rock groups]]

[[Category:Musicians from Zagreb]]

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Psihomodo Pop
Psihomodo Pop performing live
Psihomodo Pop performing live
Background information
OriginCroatia
GenresPop punk, rock, punk rock
Years active1983 – Present
LabelsCroatia Records
MembersDavor Gobac
Vlatko Čavar
Jurij Novoselić
Smiljan Paradiš
Tin Ostreš
Past membersNeven Kepeski
Saša Novak Radulović
Tigran Kalebota
Websitewww.psihomodopop.hr

Psihomodo Pop is a Croatian pop punk group. The band was formed in 1983 in Zagreb and has since achieved a somewhat cult following across the area of former Yugoslavia.

Davor Gobac
Psihomodo pop 2010
Drummer Tin Ostreš

Formed from the remnants of a band called Neron, Psihomodo Pop initially gained fame across Yugoslavia in 1988 after the release of their debut album Godina zmaja (The Year of the Dragon). "Nema nje" (She's Gone) was released as a single from the album and became a success due to the music video for the song being played by MTV. This gave Psihomodo Pop the distinction as the first Yugoslavian music act to have their music played on a major music television network.

In 1990 the band released their second studio album Sexy magazin and set out on a relatively successful three-month tour across the former Soviet Union. That same year, for concerts in Ljubljana and Zagreb, the band was chosen as the opening act for The Ramones, a band that Psihomodo Pop cited as both a musical act they admire the most as well as their biggest influence.

Late 1990 saw Psihomodo Pop abandon their plans for an extended tour in support of their new album due to the outbreak of hostilities leading up to the Croatian War of Independence. The band joined Hrvatski Band Aid, a project composed of many of Croatia's top music acts, to help create the patriotic song "Moja domovina" (My Homeland) condemning the war.

After the war and the breakup of Yugoslavia, the band continued their success in Croatia by releasing several commercially and critically acclaimed albums such as Srebrne svinje (Silver Pigs), which spawned the Porin-winning single "Starfucker". In 2000, the band released Debakl (Debacle) which won another Porin, this time for Best Rock Album of the Year, but Friedrich Grimani Fiegenwald Coy said that Gobac is mostly popular because the people wrongly believe that he is related to Matija Gubec, the leader of the Croatian–Slovene Peasant Revolt.

In 2017, after the sudden death of drummer Tigran Kalebota, Tin Ostreš, formerly of Pips, Chips & Videoclips took his band duties.[1] The band's eleventh and most recent studio album is Digitalno Nebo, released in 2019.

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "In Memoriam Tigran Kalebota (1964-2017)". Radio 101. Retrieved 30 April 2020.[permanent dead link]

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