Maxmett - Mačke Vole Grebati

Review by Chad R. MacDonald

Mačke Vole Grebati by Maxmett: A Raw Slice of Croatian Rock Magic Let’s get real for a second—how often do you stumble across an album that feels like it was made just for those moments when life gets too heavy? That’s exactly what Mačke Vole Grebati is. Released in 1993, this hard rock/heavy metal gem from Croatia hits hard, not just with its riffs but with its soul. It’s messy, raw, and unapologetically human, kinda like your favorite pair of beat-up jeans. The band’s lineup reads like some kind of rebel dream team: Tina on vocals bringing fire, Katarina shredding the guitar like nobody’s business, Nela holding down the basslines, Diana smashing the drums, and Meri sprinkling synth magic all over the place. And let’s not forget Igor CC Kelčec—he didn’t just slap together the cover art; his photography gives the whole thing this gritty vibe that screams “we’re here to stay.” Now, onto the tracks. There are ten songs on the album, but two stuck to me like gum under a table. First up, there’s “Pao Je Snijeg”. This one’s hauntingly beautiful, man. The melody wraps around you like a cold winter breeze, and Tina’s voice cuts through it all like a knife. You can almost picture yourself standing alone in the snow at 3 AM, questioning every decision you’ve ever made. It’s melancholic as hell, but isn’t that what makes it so good? Sometimes sadness sounds better than happiness ever could. Then there’s “Mačke Vole Grebati,” the title track. Oh boy. If you love cats (and who doesn’t?), this song will make you wanna adopt ten more. But don’t let the playful name fool you—it’s got teeth. The guitars roar, the rhythm punches you right in the chest, and the chorus sticks in your head like bubblegum. It’s fun, sure, but also kinda wild. Like watching a kitten turn into a lion mid-song. What really ties everything together is Gvido Mineo’s production work. He didn’t polish this album till it sparkled—he left the rough edges where they belonged, giving it character. You can hear the sweat, the energy, the sheer effort poured into each note. It’s refreshing, honestly. Most modern stuff feels like it came out of a factory line, sterile and perfect. Not this. Nope. This is alive. Here’s the kicker though—this album came out in 1993. Think about that. Croatia was going through some serious changes back then, and yet these guys were cranking out music that felt both personal and universal. It’s like they took all the chaos and turned it into something people could scream along to. Or cry to. Or both. So yeah, Mačke Vole Grebati might not be flawless, but maybe that’s why I keep coming back to it. Life ain’t flawless either, right? And hey, if nothing else, listening to this record reminds me that sometimes, even cats need a little scratching behind the ears. Who knew?

Artist: Maxmett
Album: Mačke Vole Grebati

Croatia

Rock

1993

Rating: 4.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
C'Est La Vie	4:40
Mačke Vole Grebati	4:40
Ti Baš Ti	3:48
Ne Pitaj Me Kud	4:43
Nisam Ja Za Školu	3:23
Sanjam Te	3:56
Tvoja Sam	3:26
Pao Je Snijeg	3:48
Motori	4:01
Kreni Sada	3:53

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Catalog Numbers

MC 0036
CD 6012

Labels

CroatiaTon
HRT Orfej

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online anhören
lytte på nettet
escuchar en línea
kuunnella verkossa
online luisteren
ouvir online
ascolta in linea
lyssna på nätet
écouter en ligne

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Cassette
Album
CD
Stereo

Companies

Role	Company
Made By	DADC Austria

Credits

Role	Credit
Bass	Nela
Drums	Diana
Guitar	Katarina
Keyboards	Meri
Photography	Igor CC Kelčec
Cover	Igor CC Kelčec
Vocals	Tina
Illustration	Igor CC Kelčec
Producer	Gvido Mineo
Engineer	Gvido Mineo

Barcodes

Rights Society: HDS
Matrix / Runout: CD6012 15 A0 DADC AUSTRIA
Other (SPARS Code): ADD

About Maxmett

Maxmett was a short-lived hard rock/heavy metal band from Zagreb, Croatia. The band was formed in early 1990's and consisted of all female members. They released only one album "Mačke vole grebati" in 1993. In collaboration with guitarist , they covered three of their songs: "Motori

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The 1993 Croatian rock album *Mačke Vole Grebati* by Maxmett is a hidden gem in the hard rock and heavy metal scene. What makes it stand out? The band had an all-female lineup for vocals, bass, drums, and keyboards, which was pretty rare at the time. Tracks like "Sanjam Te" and "Pao Je Snijeg" showcase their raw energy and emotional depth. Plus, the album cover and artwork were done by Igor CC Kelčec, who also handled photography, giving it a cohesive artistic vibe. It’s wild how this record blends powerful music with striking visuals, making it unforgettable for fans of the genre.

Comments

kotuk08

2025-03-16

Pao je snijeg" Divlje Jagide"

alexandriacaine

2025-03-16

Bio sam na tom koncertu 1994.

asrifv

2025-03-16

Slušam ove cure i kako tako.
Pjevanje tako-tako, no nešto mi
s glazbom ne ide u uho (imam
odličan sluh). Nešto me kopka,
no ne mogu nikako naći uzrok.
Puštam glazbu ponovo, ali ne,
ne dolazi mi nikako suvislo
riješenje, a i dalje netko ili
nešto "felša". I onda........cvrc
upalila mi se lampica i sve je
postalo jasnije......Katarina Peović
je toliko grda, da žice gitare
koju je svirala, to osjete pa
nemaju dobru i potpunu vibraciju.
Zato je cijela pjesma bila falš.