Idoli

Also known as VIS Idoli

Idoli (; trans. The Idols) were a Serbian new wave band from Belgrade. They are considered to be one of the most notable acts of the Yugoslav rock scene, and their 1982 album Odbrana i poslednji dani was on several occasions voted by the music critics as the greatest Yugoslav rock album.

Key facts

Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians >.name: Idoli
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians >.image: Idoli.jpg
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians >.caption: IdoliPhoto: Goranka Matić
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians >.image_size: 280px
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians >.landscape: yes
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians >.background: group_or_band
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians >.alias: VIS Idoli
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians >.origin: Belgrade, SR Serbia, SFR Yugoslavia
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians >.genre: New wave, art punk, post-punk, experimental, pop rock
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians >.years_active: 1980–1984
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians >.label: Izgled, Jugoton, Croatia Records, City Records, PGP RTS
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians >.associated_acts: Apartchiks, Dobrovoljno Pevačko Društvo, Die Tonzentrale, Propaganda, Zona B
Musical artist <! See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians >.past_members: Vlada DivljanNebojša KrstićSrđan ŠaperBoža JovanovićKokan PopovićZdenko KolarBranko IsakovićGoran Vejvoda