Trobecove krušne peći - a Croatian avant-garde postpunk band from Zagreb named after the most famous serial killer in the former Yugoslavia. He worked from 1981 to 1987. Music critics classify them as alternative rock, post-punk / art rock, noise and no wave.

The members of the band are vocalist Darko Begić - Bega, bassist Mario Barišin - Bara, drummer Gordan Dorvak, guitarist Ivan Vinski and saxophonist Damir Prica Kafka - Capri.

History

In 1984, TKP released a demo tape with four songs.
In Ljubljana in 1985, they recorded material for the first album, which came to light a decade later.

In 1987, under the label Produkcija Slovenija, they released the live album 'Ta krvava prošlost', recorded in Koper on 15 May 1987 (when they stopped working).

In 1992, under the label Kekele Aquarium, they released a cassette entitled '85. These are recordings made in the studio of Borut Činč (Bulldozer), in Ljubljana from April 9 to 16, 1985.

The original four of Trobecove krušne peći came together in 2005 under the name Viva Glorio and released an album with brand new material produced by Andy Gill from "Gang Of Four".

In 2013, they released the compilation package 'S mukom žvaču trubadurov vrat'. These are 180-gram vinyl, two CDs that still contain all available demos and concert recordings made from 1981 to 1987, and DVD material that offers recordings from concerts of their compositions, live recordings, demos and videos.

TKP gathered in the original line-up for the concert and promotion of this edition, which took place at the Močvara club in Zagreb on May 25, 2013, and they have been active in creativity and concerts ever since.

2017. Trobecove krušne peći release a new vinyl (16.01.'17) under the name ETHER, with mostly new material, recorded live in 2015 at the KOCKA club in Split. The claustrophobic atmosphere of ETHER is accompanied by psychedelic illustrations by guitarist Ivan Vinski.