of Slovenia. 2000s In May and June 2000 the band recorded their third studio album Sumo, featuring the songs "Kašika, viljuška, nož" ("Spoon, Fork, Knife"), promoted with an animated music video, and "Stigmata" featuring guest appearance by the hip hop group Beogradski Sindikat. The album, band's first one to be released on compact disc, was produced by Dragan Milošević "Krle" and released by Be Bop Records in 2001. After the album release, the band ceased to exist. During the same year, their song "Čekić" ("The Hammer") appeared on the Apsolutnih sto (Absolute Hundred) movie soundtrack, released by Komuna. In 2009, Guru Ghagi with Yolefist and E-Play bassist Maja Cvetković reformed the band and started working on a new studio release. During December of the same year, the band had finished the recording sessions for the new studio album entitled Pozorište surovosti (Theatre of Cruelty), featuring the new drummer Siniša Stojanović "Sinister". 2010s In May 2011, the band released the studio album Pozorište surovosti (Theatre of Cruelty) has been available for free digital download from band's website. The album was previously announced with the single "Horoskop laže" ("The Horoscope is Lying"), also available for free download, with a new version of the track from Sumo "Noć punog meseca" ("Night of the Full Moon") as the single's B-side". In 2015, the band recorded a video for the song "Samousavršavanje", originally recorded in 1999. Discography Studio albums 9194 (1994) Oesophagus (1997) Sumo (2001) Pozorište surovosti (2011) Compilation albums Yonuss Tape (split album with PMS, 1992) 120% (1999) Live albums Unplugged (1995) Singles "Horoskop laže" (2011) References Bibliography EX YU ROCK enciklopedija 1960-2006, Janjatović Petar; External links Official blog URGH! at MySpace URGH! at YouTube URGH! at Discogs URGH! at Last.fm URGH! at Rateyourmusic Serbian rock music groups Serbian hardcore punk groups Serbian alternative rock groups Serbian experimental musical groups Serbian noise rock groups Grindcore musical groups Musical groups from Belgrade Musical groups established in 1991 1991 establishments in Serbia