If a club could be considered a town’s landmark, Bitefartcafe would certainly be one.
It is the oldest and the best club with live music in Belgrade, hosting best Serbian cover bands who showcase an incredibly diverse range of music genres. We are especially famous as a place where Serbian folk music is strictly forbidden, and not one folk song was ever played. Here you will enjoy top-notch sound systems and a huge dancefloor, making it one of the best dance venues in Belgrade! We are not in a tourist area, but very near to the city center. Come and see how cool locals have fun!
Temporary summer stage for all art events in the heart of Sofia
We are a Rock N Rollin’ band.
we measure time in packs of cigarettes, money in double whiskey shots, distance in sound volume, speed in beats, space in the number of fans that can fill it, weight in liters, height in talent, appreciation in applause, love in leave-behinds, true fans in sharing and support of independent music. JEREMY? “I’m not afraid to say something strong here, because I do believe we may be witnessing the birth of a world class band. ‘Jeremy?‘ have put together a sound you would expect from a regular A list, play listed group with a notable hold in the alternative scene. Strong vocals pull the hook into a huge soundscape, with the track gravitating your attention to the blend of guitars, pianos, drums and brilliantly executed vocals. ‘Hope‘ has playback ability, and when a song becomes playable, it starts to become timeless.” #tmsmag #hope #timeless “We should note that there is a new generation of young Bulgarian rock bands that, I think, produce very adequate music. In this year, 2014, they reviled themselves to the world and, I think, next year will be increasingly popular. One of those bands is JEREMY? Let’s hear them, and in the sake of cinematography you should see the video, too.“ Krassimir Moskov – “The Voice of Rock”, Z-Rock Radio, Bulgaria. Interview for “The day starts with culture” -“2014’s Culture”- year review episode, Bulgarian National TV – 31.12.2014 Call me flag-waver, I always love the chance to review a good production from my home country. A day before Christmas Eve, four-piece Sofia based outfit Jeremy? released their new video for “Fake Fruits”: a (mostly) black-and-white selection of clips in slow-motion directed by Georgi Manov and produced by the band members themselves. Pretty girls, naked forest-dancing, and a dash of erotica, as well as some very clever visual effects accompany this emotional indie-rock ballad.
Panican Whyasker is a Bulgarian four-piece rock’n’roll band formed in the end of 1998 by Dimitar Vasilev-Nufri (guitars & vocals) Dushko Krumov and Deyan Dragiev-Dakata (drums). Its early years Panican spent experimenting with a large range of genres from instrumental drum’n’bass to crossover. After three full-length albums, numerous gigs, several side projects and somewhat of a hiatus the band is currently writing their fourth full-length album—a total comeback to their rock’n’roll roots.
Over six years Panican Whyasker have been playing extensively in clubs and at festivals all over Bulgaria, supporting acts like: the American alternative-rock legends Living Colour, Fun Loving Criminals and Billy Gould’s (Faith No More) La Plebe and Harmful.
Their debut album R’N’R Coma(2000) was awarded as Best Debut at the Bulgarian Music TV (MM) Annual Awards.
The second album, Digital Zombie (2001) won award for Best Rock Album at the MMTV Awards.
Eastern European Monkeys(2005), their third album, was written entirely in English and yet again the band was honoured with Best Rock Album award at the Bulgarian Music TV Awards.
