Karlowy Vary was a Croatian and Yugoslav underground post-punk band from Zagreb active in the 1980s all over former Yugoslavia. The first name of the band was "Korowa Bar", and the first singer was Igor Zambelli Slojmun who was replaced with Milan Manojlović Mance, but only after Varja Orlić, dancer and performer entered the bend they got a shape. Her deep almost masculine voice and exceptional movement on the stage made the band famous in these years. They planned to release three albums. The first recordings of the band, named only "Demo 1982", planned to be part of the compilation on which several post-punk or new wave bands (beside Korowa Bar, Sexa and Dorian Gray (band)) should be presented. "Demo 1982" was recorded in the year 1982 at Zagreb Radio and TV studio as a music project of famous Croatian music critic Dražen Vrdoljak. Unfortunately the band Dorian Gray (band) canceled and the whole project failed. The second album "Haotika" was also not released due to various reasons but the demo tapes of both albums are preserved. The third was released by PGP RTB, named La Femme. Members: Varja Orlic - vocals Igor Zambelli Slojmun - vocals Milan Manojlović Mance - vocals Tomo in der Muhlen - guitars, Arp Avatar, Roland TR808 Margita Stefanović - keyboards, suptractive analog syntisizer (Oberheim OB-8) Hrvoje Piletic - Pile - Guitars Stanko Juzbašić - programer of Oberheim OB-8 Dražen Pencel Pink - bass Zdravko Ostojić Mark - drums Dragan Simenovski - drums Rista Ibrić (Rista Al'Ibro) - violin References Yugoslav musicians Croatian rock music groups Croatian new wave musical groups Croatian post-punk music groups Yugoslav rock music groups Musicians from Zagreb