This Serbian duo will lead you down a peculiar sonic pilgrimage: starting with the strange and beguiling sounds of former Yugoslavia, passing through Fourth World, ritualistic and industrial music, and perhaps running into a few twisted strains of Electro along the way. The destination is unclear, and there aren't many signposts. DRUMOVI means “roads” in Serbian. The duo consists of WC7 and Arma, two musicians who once lived in Shanghai. WC7 is an obsessive collector of Yugoslav oddities and Fourth World sounds, as well as a regular DJ at two of Belgrade's best-known clubs, 20/44 and Drugstore. Amra, meanwhile, is devoted to industrial music, twisted Electro, and the less-than-normal sounds that can be coaxed out of a synthesizer. WC7 is steeped in the stranger corners of Yugoslav music and obsessed with Fourth World sounds. He has recorded a mix for Amsterdam’s renowned online radio station Red Light Radio, and is a regular behind the decks at two of Belgrade’s finest dancefloors, 20/44 and Drugstore. Amra is an industrial music obsessive, with a particular weakness for twisted Electro and the occasional session with a synthesizer. His work has also featured on U Sjeni Neona, a remix compilation curated by Vladmir Ivković, featuring contributions from Serbian underground Electro/EBM producer Margita Je Mrtva, alongside Zarkoff and Le Chocolat Noir.