Brujeria - "El Patron" Los Planetas A1 Fuses A2 People Do

A1 Fuses A2 People Do It All The Time A3 The Free Design A4 Blips Drips And Strips A5 Italian Shoes Continuum B1 Infinity Girl B2 The Spiracles B3 Op Hop Detonation B4 Puncture In The Radax Permutation B5 Velvet Water C1 Blue Milk D1 Caleidoscopic Gaze D2 Strobo Acceleration D3 The Emergency Kisses D4 Come And Play In The Milky Night E1 Galaxidion E2 With Friends Like These Pt

Considered to be the Brazilian version of Robert Johnson

the late J

Vespers was not the first of Lucier's works that began to specifically address the relation between sound

A1 Chan Chan 4:16 A2 De Camino A La Vereda 5:03 A3 El Cuarto De Tula 7:27 A4 Pueblo Nuevo 6:05 B1 Dos Gardenias 3:02 B2 ¿Y Tú Qué Has Hecho

Brujeria - "El Patron" Los Planetas A1 Fuses A2 People DoThe band name derives from the black magic used by some Mexican drug dealers to inspire fear in religious locals. The publicity surrounding the release of Matando Gueros painted a similar picture, alleging that the band were, in fact, seven psychotic Mexican drug barons, all Satanists, led by vocalist [a=Juan Brujo], and featuring three bassists ([a=Guero Sin Fe], [a=Fantasma (2)], [a=Hongo]) for a particularly heavy bottom end. The line up was