Love Hunters
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| Love Hunters | |
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| Origin | Novi Sad, Serbia |
| Genre(s) | Hard rock Rock |
| Label(s) | City Records, Komuna Belgrade, Music YUser, Radio 021 |
| Associated acts | Abyss, Ayatollah, Kamiondžije, La Strada, Ma, Comercial |
| Members | |
| Milan Mumin Vlada Jovanov Aleksandar Medan Mario Kalin Robert Radić |
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| Former members | |
| Lazar Malešević Nikola Kostić Singer Lučić |
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Love Hunters was a hard rock band from Novi Sad, Serbia, founded in 1987 by Milan Mumin (vocals) and Aleksandar Medan (guitar).
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[edit] History
Before Medan and Mumin formed Love Hunters, Medan was leader of the band Kamiondžije (trans. Truckers) and Mumin was with the band Ma, comerciala. Before that, Mumin had played in bands such as Abyss and Ayatollah. The first line-up consisted of four members: Singer, Lučić (drums), Lale Malešević (bass guitar) Medan and Mumin (guitars).
Love Hunters made a large number of recordings between 1987 and 1991, which were released on their unofficial album Total rickverzo in 1995. In 1991 Vladan "Protector" Jovanov joined the band and many live gigs and recordings followed. First official album was titled Everclassic recorded in 1993 for Music YUser, but because of economic crisis in the country it was released in 1994. The album was only available on cassettes. Oh, evolution, the second official album, released for the same label in 1995, was again only available on cassettes. Finally, both of these albums were re-released on CD as Donau in 1996. During 1997 they have recorded the album Azimuth in Netherlands. In November 1998 Love Hunters finished filming live/unplugged album in Studio M in Novi Sad, which was released one year later. In January of 2001 they released another album titled Harley Krishna.
They were the authors for soundtrack of the Želimir Žilnik movie Marble Ass and appeared in movie Jovan Đerić's Bilo jednom....
[edit] Milan Mumin's side projects
Milan Mumin wrote soundtracks for two theater performances - A. Strindberg's Miss Julie and A Midsummer Night's Dream by W. Shakespeare. Mumin also participated in a project called Waver with multimedia artist Balint Szombaty. He also wrote a book which is a collection of songs and poems The not - no songs. Nowadays, Mumin works as a foreman for Flat Rate moving company in New York City, USA. Milan Mumin played a series of concerts during 2008 (including Exit 08 festival) with his new music project Moomin where he has played new songs as well old Love Hunters songs. In 2009 he participated in the Serbian version of Big Brother VIP [1], where he was voted out after two weeks. In March 2009 he published his solo album Asthma Sky on City Records label under Milan Mumin and the Undercover Maniacs monicker.
[edit] Discography
- There's No Centuries (1988)
- Everclassic (1994)
- Oh Evolution (1995)
- Donau (1996)
- Total Rickverzzo (1996)
- Out of Tune (1996)
- Azimuth (1997)
- Unplugged (1999)
- Harley Krishna (2001)
- One Hunt (2002)
- Live in Bistro (2004)
[edit] Videography
- Live in Bistro (2004)
[edit] References
- Interview of Mumin to Balkanmedia.
- Biography info from Komuna Belgrade discography company
- Love Hunters at Discogs
[edit] External links
| Pop and Rock music of Serbia |
| Music of Serbia - Serbian rock - Serbia in the Eurovision Song Contest |
| Record labels |
| City Records - Bassivity - One Records - Komuna - PGP RTS |
