Kasandrin Glas
| Company type | Band |
|---|---|
| Industry | Music |
| Founded | 1993 |
| Founder | Nadežda Obrić, Slobodan "Bob" Živković, Igor Olejar, Frane Malenica |
| Defunct | 1997 |
| Headquarters | Beočin , Serbia |
| Products | Music albums |
Kasandrin Glas (; translated as Cassandra's Voice) was a Serbian rock ensemble originating from Beočin in 1993. Their music blended elements of progressive rock and gothic rock, making them a significant presence in the Serbian rock landscape of the 1990s.
History
The group was established by Nadežda Obrić (vocals), Slobodan "Bob" Živković (guitar, synthesizer, bass), Igor Olejar (bass), and Frane Malenica (drums). Their first album, titled Kasandrin glas, was launched in 1995 under the Metropolis Records label. The recording sessions took place at Do-Re-Mi studio in Novi Sad between September and December 1994. This debut featured guest contributions from Aleksandar Banjac (keyboards on "Let 2"), Deže Molnar (clarinet on "Let 2"), and Aleksandar Stamenković (keyboards on "Strah" and "Voda"). The band was responsible for composing all tracks and co-produced the album with Malenica.
In 1997, they released their sophomore album Neko kao ja ("Someone Like Me") through Music YUser, showcasing a sound with stronger guitar emphasis. The music was composed by Miroslav Bedov, Živković, and Malenica, while the lyrics were penned by Nataša Malenica. Production duties were handled by Marinko "Mare" Vukomanović, formerly bassist of Pekinška Patka. This album marked the addition of Miroslav "Micke" Bedov from Obojeni Program to the lineup. Recorded at Matrix studio in Veternik during 1996, it included guest performances by politician Nenad Čanak playing minimoog on "Labud" and Miroslav Marelj on guitar for "Ptica". The band dissolved soon after this release.
Studio albums
- Kasandrin glas (1995)
- Neko kao ja (1997)