III
by ANNAPURA
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Dime
02:52
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Riel
01:03
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Alarma
02:08
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Perritos
01:43
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Longevidad
00:09
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Otra Agresion
01:09
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Ener
01:58
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about
It’s really not surprising that such a behemoth sound could erupt from a three-piece. This three-part ingredient is what has made ANNAPURA a solid formula in Mexico City since 2013. They have arrived on the landscape with a fury, and eagerly continue to demonstrate their detonating riffs backed by an arsenal of drum attacking mayhem. Once these laid back gentleman plug in their instruments the scene shifts to a pleasant assault of thundering notes, sonic bass, and pounding rolls that make one realize these motherfuckers are for real. Their agitated vocals cut through the pain with thoughtful lyrics in Spanish that stitch together the personal and the political. They are rooted in a scene that aggressively supports one another and share the sounds of isolation, disgust, and comradery. ANNAPURA is not for the faint-hearted or delicate eared. We are lucky to experience and share their side of the world with you all.
This 7” is just what we expected from Mexico City’s heavily acclaimed trio. ANNAPURA fervently slay through seven brutal songs, further showcasing their raw and relentless approach to their unwavering sound. Haunting bass strokes start off this release as they explode with their intro, “Dime”. They kick into form with frenzied hits spilling into track after blistering track. III will tear your world apart and pull you into a ten-minute furious time warp. They obliterate the final inch of this wax with “Ener”, striking pissed off blows bellowing “A la mierda / La violencia / El Machismo / La injusticia”. We will remind you once more, ANNAPURA is not for the faint-hearted or delicate eared. This release is limited to 500. 100 – half-blue, half-black and 400 – transparent blue.
(ESN-030)
This 7” is just what we expected from Mexico City’s heavily acclaimed trio. ANNAPURA fervently slay through seven brutal songs, further showcasing their raw and relentless approach to their unwavering sound. Haunting bass strokes start off this release as they explode with their intro, “Dime”. They kick into form with frenzied hits spilling into track after blistering track. III will tear your world apart and pull you into a ten-minute furious time warp. They obliterate the final inch of this wax with “Ener”, striking pissed off blows bellowing “A la mierda / La violencia / El Machismo / La injusticia”. We will remind you once more, ANNAPURA is not for the faint-hearted or delicate eared. This release is limited to 500. 100 – half-blue, half-black and 400 – transparent blue.
(ESN-030)
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released April 20, 2017
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Ethospine Noise Riverside, California
ETHOSPINE NOISE is a DIY project that spawned form disappointment and disgust. Since 2001 we’ve recycled our direction into enthusiasm and appreciation through a collection of music with friends. Thanks for listening.
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