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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-06 · 18 entries checked · 14 flagged · 34 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 34 still open
Concrete Sun — The entry claims the band performed at Sziget Festival in 2012 and Exit Festival in 2010 and 2012, but there is no verifiable evidence for these performances.
Forever Storm — The entry states that keyboardist Nikola Marić left the band during the recording of their second album 'Tragedy', but established canon indicates that Nikola Marić left the band after the release of 'Tragedy', not during its recording.
GeroMetal — The statement that after GeroMetal disbanded in 2000, the remaining members (without Kerac) formed the band High Risk is factually incorrect because High Risk was formed in 1999, before GeroMetal's disbandment.
Gordi (band) — The entry states Gordi's fourth and fifth studio albums are regarded as key works, but the band only released three studio albums (Čovek, Gordi 2, Gordi 3) before disbanding in 1984; the albums listed as notable (Pakleni trio and Kraljica smrti) are by other b
Gordi (band) — The entry claims Gordi released Gordi 3 in 1979, but historically Gordi only released two studio albums (Čovek in 1978 and Gordi 2 in 1979); there is no third studio album titled Gordi 3.
Griva — The debut album came out in 1983. Correction: Griva's debut album 'Griva' was released in 1984, not 1983.
Griva — Griva performed as the opening act for Motörhead on their concert in Pionir Hall in Belgrade on 24 September 1984. Correction: Motörhead's concert in Pionir Hall, Belgrade, took place on 24 September 1984, but Griva did not open for them; the opening act was t
Kerber (band) — The debut album 'Nebo je malo za sve' was produced by the band themselves with engineer Predrag Jovanović, not by Gordon Rowley of Nightwing.
Kerber (band) — The band's first official concert is typically dated to early 1982, not November 1981.
Kraljevski Apartman — The band's first album 'Long Live Rock 'n' Roll' is stated to include a cover of Rainbow's title track, but the band's album is original material and does not contain such a cover.
Kraljevski Apartman — The entry states the band performed as an opening act for Deep Purple in Belgrade in 2004, but Deep Purple did not perform in Belgrade in 2004.
Osvajači — The band's first album *Krv i led* was released in 1990, not 1991.
Osvajači — The band's second studio album *Sam* was released in 1994, not 1995.
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