Zablujena generacija

Zablujena generacija are a Slovenian punk rock band from Idrija. The first line-up came together between 1994 and 1996: Primož Alič on vocals and guitar, Ramon on guitar, Marko Rožič on bass and Igor Seljak on drums, taking their lead above all from the Ramones and the Sex Pistols. Their first songs were written in the garages and cellars of Idrija where they rehearsed.

Their debut album Fajht came out on Vinylmania in June 1997, fourteen tracks including "Lim", "Nedelja", "Idrje" and "Superlim", a cover of the Idrija punk band Kuzle. Soon after, they introduced themselves to a wider audience at the Novi Rock festival. Less than a year later came Pank zabloda, with thirteen songs among them a version of the partisan song "Šivala je deklica" and Kuzle's "Poljubi me", and for the Niet tribute album Drž'te jih! To niso Niet!!! (1998) they recorded "Ritem človeštva".

On Ultra lahko (2000) Aljoša Rupnik took over the bass. The album had eighteen tracks, seventeen of their own and a cover of "Tišina" by KUD Idijoti from Pula. A year later Pozitiv vabrejšan, released by Menart, became the band's commercially most successful album, selling enough for a gold record. After two years of heavy touring they followed it with Pop idoli (2003), whose best-known songs are "Imam vse", "Pobegli vlak", "Extrasupermegafakinnujno" and "Moja Liza". Hanson then replaced Rupnik on bass.

In 2007 Zablujena generacija entered EMA, the Slovenian Eurovision selection, with "Kdo hoče plesati z menoj", finishing third in the semi-final and fourth in the final. The song then appeared on the album Mi smo stare pizde (2008).

Later releases came as singles: "Čas ustavil bi" at the end of 2013, "Men ni dolgcajt" in 2017, "Razvajena (do konca)" in 2018 and "Še en whisky" in 2020, along with "Ali nije to još gotovo" for the KUD Idijoti tribute album Za tebe (2016). Guitarist Matjaž Alič - Ramon died on 13 January 2023.