Čovek bez sluha

Čovek bez sluha is a punk rock band from Kragujevac, formed in late 1994 by Mikica Zdravković and Aleksandar Marković "Coa" together with Željko Maksimović and Radomir Mirković. Bassist Dejan Ilić, formerly of Van Gogh, joined soon after. In 1996 they recorded "Problem", a cover of the Idoli song "Zašto su danas devojke ljute".

The debut album Mrzim ovaj grad came out in 1998, followed by Sećanje na zadnjeg klovna in 1999. That year the band took third place at a festival in Kladanj, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and in 2001 they played a festival in Paris and recorded a cover of Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start the Fire". Around 2002 Mirković moved to Switzerland and Milan Radojević became the band's official singer. A documentary about them was filmed at their eighth-anniversary show at the Kutija šibica club.

The single "Dosadan dan" (2003) led to the album Second Hand (2004), reissued by Automatik Records in 2006. In 2003 they wrote the music for an amateur production of Ubu Roi at SKC Kragujevac, and they played the Belgrade Beer Fest in 2007 and the Fusion stage of EXIT in 2008. Songs such as "Paranoik", "Umesto osmeha" and "Gotovo je" come from these years.

Događaj dana followed in 2011 with a tour of Serbia and the other former Yugoslav republics, including the opening slot for Hladno pivo at the Belgrade Sports Hall. In 2012 they marked eighteen years with the free single "Ne veruj nikome", and after the single "Ti samo misliš da me znaš" they celebrated twenty years with a concert at the Belgrade Youth Center on 6 December 2014. Their fifth album, Stanimo u gard, came out in 2018.

The playlist gathers the band's own videos, among them "Superheroj" (2013), "Sanjam" (2014), "Ljubav je tamo gde stanujem ja" and "Daleko blizu daleko" from their 2010 tour of Croatia.