P.M.S. (2)

Pre-menstrual syndrom, in their early teens, existed from 1990 to 1996 in Belgrade, Serbia. During that period, they recorded four demos, and edited just one split tape with URGH! (1992) named Yonuss tape. They did a lot of live performances all over Serbia, but the most important was taking part in the music festival in Berlin (1993). Some songs were released on various compilations. The most interesting project was with Katarza and taking part as back vocals in song "Bez", which was reissued on Katarza's compilation album Millenium in 2009. After first couple of tries to sound more hardcore, new influences turned in and mixed it with thrash and death metal. Finally they started to experiment with industrial and mix live drums with artificial machine sounds was achieved by Mysterious (Overdose) on their last demo. Song "Fertile Entertainment Man" was the song of the year on independent musical charts on "Politika" radio station. Their English lyrics that dealt with a wide range of psychological and social topics, culminated with ideas about female role, that only women can feel and bring. Despite very bad working conditions and doubtful audiences, these girls made unique sound, that was not due to instrumental acquiring but to energy that only female could strive. First demo roster: Ivana - vocals Dragana - bass Marija Stojaković - guitar Olja Stanković (now Janković) -drums Second demo roster: Ana Marija Ristić - vocals Aleksandra Kuzmanović - vocals Dragana Mladenović (now Ćosović) - lead guitar Marija Stojaković - rhythm guitar Daliborka Mladenović - bass Olja Stanković - drums Third demo roster: Saška - vocals Marija Stojaković - guitar Svetlana Vuković - bass, violin Olja Stanković - drums, rhythm machine