Nula

The cult hardcore punk band Nula from Sibenik, Croatia recorded a second demo material in late 1993 that was released as an album on an audiotape in 1994, called "Pobjedimo laz". Recorded live in the basement of the family tavern, which in those war days also served as a shelter, on equipment of questionable origin and quality. The first release was published alongside the 6th issue of Glans Penissis fanzine, and in the 1997 reissue for the independent label Humanita Nova. The album has also been licensed in the Czech Republic, Poland, and Japan, and traversed the dormant channels of the DIY scene before the time of computers and the internet. In 30 songs and over 70 minutes, "Pobjedimo laz" is an anthological realization of the early phase of the domestic underground, recorded literally 'underground', with uncompromising anti-war and anti-establishment messages, all presented with the accumulated frustration of a generation who felt that their best years are in jeopardy. The recordings, which were transferred from the master cassette and digitalized for the first time, represent the band at the peak of creative power, when at the same time it significantly contributed to connecting the independent scene and creating space for it to operate in a war-torn country. Exactly 25 years from the first physical release the time has come for the album to get its double vinyl and CD format, with accompanying digital formats. The reissue also contains a 32-page booklet with lyrics and illustrations.