On late 1981, after a quarrel between Stublić and the rest of the band on the new studio album conception, the band went on a two-month work break. Having agreed on the future of their work, the band recorded the second studio album "Zona sumraka" ("Twilight zone"), released in 1981, offering a more depressive view on of live, covering loneliness, alienation in city life, crime and drug addiction problems. Successful with the songs "Zagreb je hladan grad" ("Zagreb is a cold town") and "Krvariš oko ponoći" ("You're bleeding around midnight"), the album featured two instrumental tracks, "Džems Bond" ("James Bond"), a cover of the theme from the film serial of the same name, and "España" ("Spain"). As authors on the album, beside Stublić, appeared Jurčić, Stančić and Novoselić.