Popular rock acts of the late 1980s and the 1990s were Galija, Partibrejkers and Dejan Cukić. Galija, despite being formed in the late 1970s and initially performing progressive rock, reached the peak of popularity in the late 1980s and early 1990s with the album trilogy consisting of "Daleko je Sunce" (1988), "Korak do slobode" (1989), and "Istorija, ti i ja" (1991), entering the 1990s as one of the most popular Serbian rock bands. In the 1990s, Galija promoted the Socialist Party of Serbia, which had provoked a part of the critics and fans to proclaim Galija a "state band". Nevertheless, albums "Karavan" (1994), "Trinaest" (1996) and "Voleti voleti" (1997) were well received by majority of the fans. The garage/punk rock band Partibrejkers gained large popularity with the albums "Partibrejkers I" (1985), "Partibrejkers II" (1988), "Partibrejkers III" (1989) and "Kiselo i slatko" (1994). Former Bulevar and Bajaga i Instruktori vocalist Dejan Cukić started his solo career in the late 1980s, and forming his Spori Ritam Band started releasing a series of successful albums, "Spori ritam" (1987), "Zajedno" (1989), "1991" (1991) and "Ja bih da pevam" (1996).