The Rising Tides only known song which was taken off of a Back From the Grave compilation is a very important song to us here the the Masstropicas HQ. From Morristown, New Jersey comes a ripping punk song which was written on the way to the studio apparently. If anyone has any current information about this band contact us.
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Curriculum Mortis!
Another release on the Ultra-Sonido label:
http://ultrasonido.bigcartel.com/product/curriculum-mortis-sentencia-de-muerte-lp
Maximum Rock'n'Roll review:
CURRICULUM MORTIS – “Sentencia de Muerte” LP
Damn, could this be any fucking cooler?! Originally released as a demo in 1988, Sentencia de Muerte is SLAYER-worshipping Peruvian metalpunk of the highest order, one of those bands where you have to instantly wonder why they’re not a household name by now. With an awesomely blown-out guitar tone that’s somewhere between DISCLOSE and Mexican psych masters KALEIDOSCOPE, CURRICULUM MORTIS go straight for the jugular with fast, anthemic riffs, twisted vocal snarls and the occasional crawling breakdown. If you can’t handle an absurd guitar solo or seven then this might not be for you, but the rest of us can enjoy what is hands-down one of the most fun records I’ve heard in ages; seriously, I’d trade a thousand generic thrash revival bands for one CURRICULUM MORTIS any day. Those of you who worship at the altar of SACRILEGE—and ultra lo-fi morbidity in general—do not sleep on this. (WB)
(Ultra Sonido)
http://ultrasonido.bigcartel.com/product/curriculum-mortis-sentencia-de-muerte-lp
Maximum Rock'n'Roll review:
CURRICULUM MORTIS – “Sentencia de Muerte” LP
Damn, could this be any fucking cooler?! Originally released as a demo in 1988, Sentencia de Muerte is SLAYER-worshipping Peruvian metalpunk of the highest order, one of those bands where you have to instantly wonder why they’re not a household name by now. With an awesomely blown-out guitar tone that’s somewhere between DISCLOSE and Mexican psych masters KALEIDOSCOPE, CURRICULUM MORTIS go straight for the jugular with fast, anthemic riffs, twisted vocal snarls and the occasional crawling breakdown. If you can’t handle an absurd guitar solo or seven then this might not be for you, but the rest of us can enjoy what is hands-down one of the most fun records I’ve heard in ages; seriously, I’d trade a thousand generic thrash revival bands for one CURRICULUM MORTIS any day. Those of you who worship at the altar of SACRILEGE—and ultra lo-fi morbidity in general—do not sleep on this. (WB)
(Ultra Sonido)
Morbo cassette review from Maximum Rock'n'Roll.
MORBO – ¡En Vivo! Cassette
– Amazing compilation of this Peruvian punk band. With a vintage analog
sound—this tape totally captures the amazing energy of this band.
Sounds like a Spanish version of the MAGGOTS mixed with the filth of the
DICKS. It’s really punk rock. Get this tape, dance around, and sing
along. Feel good, snotty punk in its purest form. (Amelia) (8-song
cassette, no lyrics included, ultrasonido87.blogspot.com)
Morbo live in Lima last nite.
Morbo to me is one of the best and most fierce punk bands in the last 20 years from South America. Check out their cassette available on Masstropicas sister label Ultra-Sonido:
http://ultrasonido.bigcartel.com/product/morbo-en-vivo-cassette
Maximiliano Chavez playing with some neighborhood friends.
Amazing footage from 2 years back R.I.P. Sr.Chavez.
Changes to site.
In the coming months you will posts about different subjects not including cumbia from Peru.
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