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Gnile duše ("Rotten Souls") are [[:Category: Slovenia|Slovenian]] punk rock band from Ormož, formed in 1979.

Their first performance was in 1979 at a New Year's event in Ljutomer. In September 1981, they performed in Metlika, where other successful punk groups ([[Kuzle]] , [[Lublanski psi]], [[Steklina]], [[Indust-Bag]] and [[Šund]]) hailed from. In March 1983, Gnile duše had their last performance at the Ormož Cultural Center. Its members formed the group [[Pridigarji]] ("Preachers").

In 2011, the group reunited and performed at various summer festivals (Ormož Summer, Grossmann Film and Wine Festival in Ljutomer, Svoboda narodu in Dolenjske Toplice).

==Members==
'''Current'''
* Davorin Bešvir
* Domen Obilčnik
* Kruno Karlovčec
* Andrej Lesar

'''Former'''
* Srečko Ritonja
* Tomaž Bolcar
* Franc Hazl
* Vladimir Novak

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== Discography ==
* Vse je v skladu s predpisi [Everything is in accordance with the regulations] (1981)
* Naš bog je punk rock [Our God is Punk Rock] (2016)

== External links ==
* [https://www.facebook.com/GnileDuse/ Facebook page]
* [https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=gnile+du%C5%A1e Youtube]
* [http://www.slorock.si/gnile-duse/ SLO ROCK]

== References ==
# Davorin Bešvir. Poor as church mice. Maribor: Subcultural Asylum, Institute for Art Production and Publishing, 2013 ( COBISS )
# Simon Vene. [http://radiostudent.si/glasba/tolpa-bumov/gnile-du%C5%A1e-vse-je-v-skladu-s-predpisi Rotten Souls: Everything is according to the regulations.] Radio Student January 4, 2012

==Related Content==
* [[SLO-PUNK 1977-1987: MAXIMUM IMPACT]]

[[Category: Slovenian Profiles]]

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 Gnile duše ("Rotten Souls") are a [[:Category: Slovenia|Slovenian]] punk rock band from Ormož, formed in 1979.
-Their first performance was in 1979 at a New Year's event  in Ljutomer. In September 1981, they performed in Metlika, where other successful punk groups ([[Kuzle]] , [[Lublanski psi]], [[Steklina]], [[Indust-Bag]] and [[Šund]]) hailed from. In March 1983, Gnile duše had their last performance at the Ormož Cultural Center. Its members formed the group [[Pridigarji]] ("Preachers").
+Their first performance was in 1979 at a New Year's event  in Ljutomer. In September 1981, they performed in Metlika, where other successful punk groups ([[Kuzle]], [[Lublanski psi]], [[Steklina]], [[Indust-Bag]] and [[Šund]]) hailed from. In March 1983, Gnile duše had their last performance at the Ormož Cultural Center. Its members formed the group [[Pridigarji]] ("Preachers").
 In 2011, the group reunited and performed at various summer festivals (Ormož Summer, Grossmann Film and Wine Festival in Ljutomer, Svoboda narodu in Dolenjske Toplice).

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 [[File:R-3822763-1579860728-3844.jpeg.jpg|thumb|Gnile Duše's "Vse Je V Skladu S Predpisi" album cover. Sourced from Discogs]]
-Gnile duše ("Rotten Souls") are [[:Category: Slovenia|Slovenian]] punk rock band from Ormož, formed in 1979.
+Gnile duše ("Rotten Souls") are a [[:Category: Slovenia|Slovenian]] punk rock band from Ormož, formed in 1979.
 Their first performance was in 1979 at a New Year's event  in Ljutomer. In September 1981, they performed in Metlika, where other successful punk groups ([[Kuzle]] , [[Lublanski psi]], [[Steklina]], [[Indust-Bag]] and [[Šund]]) hailed from. In March 1983, Gnile duše had their last performance at the Ormož Cultural Center. Its members formed the group [[Pridigarji]] ("Preachers").