Album: s/t
Year: 1997
Style: Punk, Hardcore, Reggae
Similar Bands: Misfits, Bad Brains, Rage Against the Machine, The Clash
"One-Word" Review: Dark Angry Dub-Core
Based Out Of: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Label: Universal, DBN
Cover, Liner Notes, Pics
Lyrics, CD Back, CD
- El Feretro 2:20
- Demasiados Revueltos 3:38
- Diez Segundos De Masacre 1:53
- Turbulentas Tinieblas 1:41
- !A Combatir! 2:25
- Dieciocho Horas 4:51
- Dias De Escuela 2:38
- Gente Que No 2:38 (single)
- Armas (Para La Paz) 5:01
- No Mas Apartheid 3:21
- Viejos De Mierda 1:23
- Mas Bajo Que Tu Status 3:19
- Tango Traidor 3:35
Members & Other Bands:
- Cristian Ruiz - Bateria [drums] (Linda Valori, Malrecetado)
- Felixx Gutierrez - Bajo, Coros, Collage Sobre Interno [bass & vox] (Los Laxantes, Los Muertos, Fermin Muguruza, Las Plantas De Shiva, El Fuego Del Amor)
- Fidel Nadal - Voz, Kalimba, Foto Sobre Interno [vox] (Lumumba, Los Intocables, Tijuana No, Negu Gorriak, Mano Negra, Anouk, Fermin Muguruza, Desorden Publico, Alerta, Mancha de Rolando, Joxe Ripiau)
- Horacio "Gamexane" Villafane - Guitarra, Vox, [guitar & vox]Produccion Artistica, Teclados, Tipografia (Los Laxantes, Los Muertos, Los 7 Delfines, Sobrecarga, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, Cienfuegos, Fermin Muguruza, El Fuego Del Amor, Los Sedantes)
- David Wrocklavsky - Teclados [Keys] (Sobrecarga)
- Sergio Rotman - Saxo Alto (Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, Cienfuegos, Mimi Maura, El Fuego Del Amor, El Siempreterno, Los Sedantes, Pez, Leon Gieco, A77aque, Fidel, Los Telepatas, Futbol, El Mundo, Los Cafres, Santana, Lulu Lewis, Diente Perro, Los Pepiniyoz)
- Naco Goldfinger Saxo Tenor (Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, Leon Gieco)
- Dany Lozano - Trompeta (Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, Leon Gieco, A77aque, The Tories, Federico Aubele, Santana Los Cafres)
- David Gomez - Percision
- Mundy Epifanio - Produccion Ejecutiva
- Poppy Manzanedo - Coordinacion General
- Walter Chacon - Tecnico de Grabacion
- Andy Cherniavsky - Foto de Tapa
Album Review: They definitely have a darker edge with their punk rock, very similar to the Misfits. It is not pop punk on the surface, although some of the songs do use a catchy three chord structure (and their "single Gente Que No does reach ska-pop status), it is a deeper, dark tone with fast, driving guitars at times. They also mix it up with some reggae influence, which still carries a dark, unsettling tone...as the listens progress, the reggae style shares equal stage with the Hardcore Punk.
This copy is a reissue of their sophomore 1988 album, that sings about political oppression, racism, immigration abuse, and land reform. The name translates to All Your Dead, and is a reference to the people killed in Argentina during the "Dirty War" under the dictatorship of Jorge Rafael Videla in the late 70's. "Gamexane" passed away in 2011, but they have done occasional reunion shows
Stand Out Track: Gente Que No
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Stand Out Track: Gente Que No
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