Wolfram Novi Sad, Serbia
A five-piece band with both female and male leading vocals, whose style and live performance is considered a "breath of fresh air in the alternative music scene of the Balkans". Comprised of four former basketball players and a professor of Serbian literature, band members employ electronic sounds and native musical patterns on top of guitar-based instrumentation to weave their signature music. ... more
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