Argh - Se Pudrio Todo... Adios" LP
Four cavemen from Temuco, Chile. It is possible that Eskorbuto in their last era of "La mas macabra de las vidas" and "Demasiados Enemigos" went to a cave and decided to go out now to record a new album after having been listening to OI! and Hardcore in equal parts? It may sound crazy, but of course you have to listening to this new ARGH album. In many parts reminds me of that time of Eskorbuto but as if they played hardcore and had grown up in the most hardcore Latin America of the mid-80s, others sound chorusable like your favorite Oi! band, others dark and dense... and all that is combined in 8 songs as disparate as they are epic, but maintaining a common line: primitive, raw, fast, wild and cavernous PUNK, where in addition to all this they don't give a shit about putting a sax in a song and a keyboard in another, to make everything more epic if possible.
Four cavemen from Temuco, Chile. It is possible that Eskorbuto in their last era of "La mas macabra de las vidas" and "Demasiados Enemigos" went to a cave and decided to go out now to record a new album after having been listening to OI! and Hardcore in equal parts? It may sound crazy, but of course you have to listening to this new ARGH album. In many parts reminds me of that time of Eskorbuto but as if they played hardcore and had grown up in the most hardcore Latin America of the mid-80s, others sound chorusable like your favorite Oi! band, others dark and dense... and all that is combined in 8 songs as disparate as they are epic, but maintaining a common line: primitive, raw, fast, wild and cavernous PUNK, where in addition to all this they don't give a shit about putting a sax in a song and a keyboard in another, to make everything more epic if possible.
Four cavemen from Temuco, Chile. It is possible that Eskorbuto in their last era of "La mas macabra de las vidas" and "Demasiados Enemigos" went to a cave and decided to go out now to record a new album after having been listening to OI! and Hardcore in equal parts? It may sound crazy, but of course you have to listening to this new ARGH album. In many parts reminds me of that time of Eskorbuto but as if they played hardcore and had grown up in the most hardcore Latin America of the mid-80s, others sound chorusable like your favorite Oi! band, others dark and dense... and all that is combined in 8 songs as disparate as they are epic, but maintaining a common line: primitive, raw, fast, wild and cavernous PUNK, where in addition to all this they don't give a shit about putting a sax in a song and a keyboard in another, to make everything more epic if possible.
