Performed as opening act on Ramones concerts

Upon their return to Yugoslavia, the band recorded and released their second studio album Sexy magazin ( Sexy Magazine ). The album was, as the band’s debut, produced by Piko Stančić. Stančić also played drums on some of the album tracks and was credited as Sime Kopola on the album cover. Sexy magazin featured the studio version of “Polako polako” and the song “Bomba” (“Bomb”), the latter featuring samples from songs by Ramones, The Pretenders , Led Zeppelin and other acts. For the album cover, Gobac posed in female lingerie . The album brought the hits “Sexy magazin”, “Sve je propalo” (“Everything Failed”) and “Ona odlazi” (“She’s Leaving”). Following the album release, the band members made a guest appearance on the album Ja mnogo bolje letim sam ( I Fly Much Better by Myself ) by Sarajevo -based band Bombaj Štampa , in the song “Šarene ulice” (“Colorful Streets”), co-written by Gobac and Bombaj Štampa frontman Branko Đurić . In November 1990, Psihomodo Pop performed as the opening act on Ramones concerts in Ljubljana and Zagreb. During the same year, the band released the VHS Briljant video-pop ( Brilliant Video Pop ), featuring their music videos and concert recordings.