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Siddharta is quite possibly the single most popular and successful rock band to emerge from Slovenia since Laibach appeared in the late 1970s. Siddharta was formed in 1995 when four friends - Tomi M (vocals, guitar), Primož B (guitar, back vocals), Primož M (bass) and Boštjan M (drums) - got together and named themselves after a well-known Hermann Hesse novel. Soon they started developing their own sound, distinctively enriched by the saxophone. Cene R joined the band, and towards the end of 1996 they played their 14 demo tapes at Klub K4 in Ljubljana. Their debut album Id went platinum shortly after its release, selling 13,000 copies. With this Siddharta was catapulted to sudden fame, and following a headline performance at the Rock Otočec, Siddharta produced its second album Nord in May 2001. Sales of Nord are only topped by U2 in Slovenia. On 13 September 2003 Siddharta, accompanied by the RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra and 60 dancers, played before a crowd of over 30,000 people. The event was unprecedented in size and received incredible media coverage. Siddharta's latest record Rh- is produced by Kif-Kif Records and the band is managed by Multimedia Records Ltd. The band is currently focusing its efforts on overseas markets.

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-[[Siddharta]] is quite possibly the single most popular and successful rock band to emerge from Slovenia since [[Laibach]] appeared in the late 1970s. Siddharta was formed in 1995 when four friends - Tomi M (vocals, guitar), Primož B (guitar, back vocals), Primož M (bass) and Boštjan M (drums) - got together and named themselves after a well-known Hermann Hesse novel. Soon they started developing their own sound, distinctively enriched by the saxophone. Cene R joined the band, and towards the end of 1996 they played their 14 demo tapes at [[Klub K4]] in Ljubljana. Their debut album Id went platinum shortly after its release, selling 13,000 copies. With this Siddharta was catapulted to sudden fame, and following a headline performance at the [[Rock Otočec - Festival Novo mesto]], Siddharta produced its second album Nord in May 2001. Sales of Nord are only topped by U2 in Slovenia. On 13 September 2003 Siddharta, accompanied by the [[RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra]] and 60 dancers, played before a crowd of over 30,000 people. The event was unprecedented in size and received incredible media coverage. Siddharta's latest record Rh- is produced by [[Kif-Kif Records]] and the band is managed by [[Multimedia Records Ltd]]. The band is currently focusing its efforts on overseas markets.
+[[Siddharta]] is quite possibly the single most popular and successful rock band to emerge from Slovenia since [[Laibach]] appeared in the late 1970s. Siddharta was formed in 1995 when four friends - Tomi M (vocals, guitar), Primož B (guitar, back vocals), Primož M (bass) and Boštjan M (drums) - got together and named themselves after a well-known Hermann Hesse novel. Soon they started developing their own sound, distinctively enriched by the saxophone. Cene R joined the band, and towards the end of 1996 they played their 14 demo tapes at [[Klub K4]] in Ljubljana. Their debut album Id went platinum shortly after its release, selling 13,000 copies. With this Siddharta was catapulted to sudden fame, and following a headline performance at the [[Rock Otočec]], Siddharta produced its second album Nord in May 2001. Sales of Nord are only topped by U2 in Slovenia. On 13 September 2003 Siddharta, accompanied by the [[RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra]] and 60 dancers, played before a crowd of over 30,000 people. The event was unprecedented in size and received incredible media coverage. Siddharta's latest record Rh- is produced by [[Kif-Kif Records]] and the band is managed by [[Multimedia Records Ltd]]. The band is currently focusing its efforts on overseas markets.
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