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Bombarder ( Serbian Cyrillic: Бомбардер; trans. Bomber) is a Serbian and former Yugoslav speed/ thrash metal band. Bombarder was originally formed in 1986 in Sarajevo, SR Bosnia and Herzegovina, at the time part of SFR Yugoslavia. During the Bosnian War, during which guitarist Maho Šiljdedić lost his life, vocalist Nenad Kovačević moved to Serbia, where he reformed Bombarder in the new lineup.

Discography

Studio albums

• Speed Kill (1989)
• Bez milosti (1989)
• Crni dani (1995)
• Ko sam ja (1997)
• Ledena krv (2003)
• Ima li života prije smrti (2010)
• Okot iz pakla (2016)

Compilation albums

• Bez balads - Najbolje (2000)

Video albums

• Bombarder: Sarajevo - Novi Sad (1991)

References

• Bombarder biography at serbianmetal.org

External links

• Official MySpace
• Bombarder at Last.fm
• Bombarder at Discogs

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