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Dežurni Krivci is a progressive noise rock band from Prlekija, Eastern Slovenia. They have a penchant for heavy rock with a groove feeling and are members of the [[Prekmurje Noise Conspiracy (P-N-C)]]. They have released two albums: Nikogaršnje mesto ('No one’s City') and [[Dežurni krivci]] - unplugged (a Val 202 live programme). Band members are Leon Štrakl: guitar and vocals, Sašo Serban: didžeridu, Igor Ketiš: drums and guitar, Tomas Tibaut: vocals, and Marko Čuš: solo guitar. In 2003 they released 14 new songs on an album called Kakor človek ('As a Man') in collaboration with Aldo Ivančić, singer Meli from Psycho-Path, and Sašo Serban, a didgeridoo musician. | Dežurni Krivci is a progressive noise rock band from Prlekija, Eastern Slovenia. They have a penchant for heavy rock with a groove feeling and are members of the [[Prekmurje Noise Conspiracy (P-N-C)]]. They have released two albums: Nikogaršnje mesto ('No one’s City') and [[Dežurni krivci]] - unplugged (a Val 202 live programme). Band members are Leon Štrakl: guitar and vocals, Sašo Serban: didžeridu, Igor Ketiš: drums and guitar, Tomas Tibaut: vocals, and Marko Čuš: solo guitar. In 2003 they released 14 new songs on an album called Kakor človek ('As a Man') in collaboration with Aldo Ivančić, singer Meli from Psycho-Path, and Sašo Serban, a didgeridoo musician. | ||
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