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Showing posts with label Catalonia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Catalonia. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 31, 2018
2018-10-31 - VIDEOS - THE DISTILLERY RATS, FEROCIOUS DOG, EBRI KNIGHT
On 7:28 PM
In 3 Videos, British Fiddle Folk Punk, Catalonia, Celtic Punk, Ebri Knight, England, Ferocious Dog, Folk Rock, Germany, The Distillery Rats
Friday, March 16, 2018
2018-03-16 NAME YOUR PRICE DOWNLOAD - SIGELPA "País de titellaires" EP
This is therefore their last work, the "País de titellaires" EP. Enjoy!
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Monday, February 5, 2018
2018-02-05 FREE DOWNLOAD - EBRI KNIGHT "Guerrilla" (2018)
Ebri Knight, the band from Catalonia, have just released their 5th album, "Guerrilla". They'll be on tour in March and April 2018 (Europe and Spain)
Mar 02 Sala But, Madrid, Spain
Mar 03 Sala Razmatazz, Barcelona, Spain
Mar 08 Dynamo, Zürich, Switzerland
Mar 09 Werk, Backstage, Munich, Germany
Mar 10 Astra Kulturhaus, Berlin, Germany
Mar 16 LKA-Longhorn, Stuttgart, Germany
Mar 17 Live Music Hall, Cologne, Germany
Mar 23 Fabrik, Hamburg, Germany
Apr 13 Jimmy Jazz, Gasteiz Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain
Apr 14 Sala Lava, Valladolid, Spain
Apr 20 Playa Club, La Coruna, Spain
Apr 21 Sir Laurens, Oviedo, Spain
Discography:
"Tonades de fa temps" (16 tracks, 2012)
"La Palla Va Cara" (13 tracks, 2013)
"Foc!" (13 tracks, 2015)
"Cridarem Foc!" (22 tracks, 2017)
"Guerrilla" (12 tracks, 2018)
Website
Wikipedia in Spanish
Wikipedia in Catalan
Line-up:
Víctor Launes - traverse flute, whistles, vocals
Toni Corrales - fiddle
Arnau Aymerich - lead vocals, acoustic guitar, mandolin
Toti Julià - electric guitar
Adrià Díaz - drums
Albert Avilés - bass
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Band's Website
Friday, February 2, 2018
2018-02-02 VIDEOS - KILMAINE SAINTS, EBRI KNIGHT, PADDY AND THE RATS
On 8:38 PM
In 3 Videos, Catalonia, Celtic Punk, Ebri Knight, Folk Rock, Hungary, Kilmaine Saints, Paddy and the Rats, USA
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Kilmaine Saints - Whiskey Blues and Faded Tattoos
Ebri Knight - Vientos del pueblo (Lyric video)
Paddy and The Rats - Join the Riot
Ebri Knight - Vientos del pueblo (Lyric video)
Paddy and The Rats - Join the Riot
Thursday, January 18, 2018
2018-01-18 VIDEOS - EBRI KNIGHT, KONSUMO RESPETO AND O'HAMSTERS
On 7:43 PM
In 3 Videos, Catalonia, Celtic Punk, Ebri Knight, Folk Rock, Konsumo Respeto, O'Hamsters, Spain, Ukraine
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Ebri Knight - Guerrilla
Konsumo Respeto - Naufragar
O'Hamsters - Winter Hill
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
2017-07-26 NAME YOUR PRICE DOWNLOAD - LÁD CÚIG "Nosaltres sóls"
Lád Cúig have just released their new EP, "Nosaltres sols". It's available at Bandcamp as a Name Your Price download. You can download it for free, but they'd appreciate if you could pay some Euros.
As usual, you can listen to their songs on Celtic folk Punk radio.
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Wednesday, June 21, 2017
2017-06-21 NAME YOUR PRICE DOWNLOAD - EBRI KNIGHT "Cridarem Foc!" (2017)
"Cridarem foc!" is the brand new live album released by Ebri Knight. The album was recorded last December 23rd, 2016 at Sala Apolo in Barcelona.
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Thursday, May 25, 2017
2017-05-25 VIDEOS - 13KRAUSS, LÁD CÚIG (2)
On 7:07 PM
In 3 Videos, Bagpipes Punk, Catalonia, Celtic Punk, Lád Cúig, Spain, Trece Krauss (13Krauss)
13 Krauss - Don't Feed the Goblin
Lád Cúig - Paint it Black (celtic-core cover)
Lád Cúig - Nosaltres sols
Lád Cúig - Paint it Black (celtic-core cover)
Lád Cúig - Nosaltres sols
Sunday, August 21, 2016
2016-08-21 ALBUM REVIEW - DRINK HUNTERS "Shameless" (2016)
Drink Hunters "Shameless"
Release date: August 10, 2016
Running time: 28:52, 11 tracks
Drink Hunters are back with their third album, “Shameless”. Some line-up changes have occurred, as Rosa (button accordion) and Fernando (fiddle) left the band and Biel from Lád Cúig is the new fiddler. However, Drink Hunters have not changed their style, since “Shameless” is another dose of the same SoCal punk infused stuff that they’ve been delivering from the beginning. The production is top-notch and the balance between the punk instruments (electric guitar, bass and drums) and the folk instruments (tin whistle and fiddle) is perfect.
The starting point to this new Celtic punk trip is “1234”. The first passage reminds me of Green Day from the “Dookie” era, but the song is 100% Drink Hunters: a fast paced number, excellent chorus and backing vocals and great fiddle and whistle arrangements.
The next song, “Trashy Music”, is one of my faves thanks to their infectious chorus. Drink Hunters are really tight on this number about sellout bands whose only goal is to top the charts and make money.
“Do More Listening” is another highlight on “Shameless”. The lyrics are about the most common nightmare when Spanish people are learning English as a foreign language and the solution that the teachers usually provide.
Drink Hunters advanced a couple of acoustic versions for songs from “Shameless”. “I Need to Forget” was one of them, a song with a slight Nirvana feel. The brilliant rhythm section is showcased on the title track, “Shameless”.
“Picnic Blanket” is probably the folkiest song on the Drink Hunters discography. The polka arrangements come straight from the Kerry area. Needless to say that I love this song.
“My Car” is the other song that got the acoustic treatment on video. SoCal Celtic punk at its best with fantastic fiddle and tin whistle arrangements.
Track no. 8 is titled “34” and features guest “El Nota” on the rap part. “What Am I Waiting for” and “Someone Else” are typical Drink Hunters fast-paced numbers before reaching the album climax: “Celtic Punks”, a catchy number that will become the Spanish Celtic punk scene unofficial anthem. The words “We are Celtic Punks” can be heard on Basque, Galician Asturian, Castillan (Brutus Daughters on guests vocals) and Catalonian languages.
Legend has it that Paul McKenzie told that new fans are expecting to listen to some Dropkick Murphys infused music when they go to a Drink Hunters gig, but they are surprised when they get a great deal of Bad Religion and Pennywise influenced songs. Yes, Drink Hunters have created their own niche and probably their punk side is bigger than the Celtic one. But one thing is for sure: their sound is perfect. I’ve listened to a lot of albums where the tin whistle or the pipes are “killed” by the electric instruments in the final mix. However, Drink Hunters and the guys and the studio have done a great job and tin whistle and fiddle are showcased as they deserve it. You can contact the band via Facebook to buy a copy. Go ahead, you won’t regret it!
Tracklist:
01. 1234 2:25
02. Trashy Music 2:48
03. Do More Listening 2:13
04. I Need To Forget 2:14
05. Shameless 2:12
06. Picnic Blanket 2:06
07. My Car 3:00
08. 34 2:56
09. What Am I Waiting For? 3:11
10. Someone Else 2:07
11. Celtic Punks 3.15
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Review by Kinksmarkham
Release date: August 10, 2016
Running time: 28:52, 11 tracks
Drink Hunters are back with their third album, “Shameless”. Some line-up changes have occurred, as Rosa (button accordion) and Fernando (fiddle) left the band and Biel from Lád Cúig is the new fiddler. However, Drink Hunters have not changed their style, since “Shameless” is another dose of the same SoCal punk infused stuff that they’ve been delivering from the beginning. The production is top-notch and the balance between the punk instruments (electric guitar, bass and drums) and the folk instruments (tin whistle and fiddle) is perfect.
The starting point to this new Celtic punk trip is “1234”. The first passage reminds me of Green Day from the “Dookie” era, but the song is 100% Drink Hunters: a fast paced number, excellent chorus and backing vocals and great fiddle and whistle arrangements.
The next song, “Trashy Music”, is one of my faves thanks to their infectious chorus. Drink Hunters are really tight on this number about sellout bands whose only goal is to top the charts and make money.
“Do More Listening” is another highlight on “Shameless”. The lyrics are about the most common nightmare when Spanish people are learning English as a foreign language and the solution that the teachers usually provide.
Drink Hunters advanced a couple of acoustic versions for songs from “Shameless”. “I Need to Forget” was one of them, a song with a slight Nirvana feel. The brilliant rhythm section is showcased on the title track, “Shameless”.
“Picnic Blanket” is probably the folkiest song on the Drink Hunters discography. The polka arrangements come straight from the Kerry area. Needless to say that I love this song.
“My Car” is the other song that got the acoustic treatment on video. SoCal Celtic punk at its best with fantastic fiddle and tin whistle arrangements.
Track no. 8 is titled “34” and features guest “El Nota” on the rap part. “What Am I Waiting for” and “Someone Else” are typical Drink Hunters fast-paced numbers before reaching the album climax: “Celtic Punks”, a catchy number that will become the Spanish Celtic punk scene unofficial anthem. The words “We are Celtic Punks” can be heard on Basque, Galician Asturian, Castillan (Brutus Daughters on guests vocals) and Catalonian languages.
Legend has it that Paul McKenzie told that new fans are expecting to listen to some Dropkick Murphys infused music when they go to a Drink Hunters gig, but they are surprised when they get a great deal of Bad Religion and Pennywise influenced songs. Yes, Drink Hunters have created their own niche and probably their punk side is bigger than the Celtic one. But one thing is for sure: their sound is perfect. I’ve listened to a lot of albums where the tin whistle or the pipes are “killed” by the electric instruments in the final mix. However, Drink Hunters and the guys and the studio have done a great job and tin whistle and fiddle are showcased as they deserve it. You can contact the band via Facebook to buy a copy. Go ahead, you won’t regret it!
Tracklist:
01. 1234 2:25
02. Trashy Music 2:48
03. Do More Listening 2:13
04. I Need To Forget 2:14
05. Shameless 2:12
06. Picnic Blanket 2:06
07. My Car 3:00
08. 34 2:56
09. What Am I Waiting For? 3:11
10. Someone Else 2:07
11. Celtic Punks 3.15
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Review by Kinksmarkham
Tuesday, August 16, 2016
2016-08-16 VIDEO - SIGELPA "L'infern està pujant"
Video for "L'infern està pujant", footage from Sigelpa's Prost! 2016 Tour.
Sunday, July 10, 2016
2016-07-10 ALBUM REVIEW AND FREE DOWNLOAD - SIGELPA "Rabant original" (2016)
On 9:34 AM
In 2 Free Downloads, 5 Reviews, 8 New Albums, Catalonia, Celtic Punk, Folk Punk, Sigelpa, Spain
Sigelpa "Rabant original"
Release date: July 8, 2016
Running time: 28:14, 14 tracks
The Catalonian folk-rock/Celtic punk scene is alive and kicking. Ebri Knight released their third album last year, Lád Cúig have recently released their second album and Sigelpa have just released “Rabant original”, their second album too. I guess that most of you are familiar with the band’s sound: electric guitar, fiddle, diatonic accordion and two vocalists (boy and girl).
Fourteen tracks are delivered in less than 30 minutes: one intro, 11 self-penned songs in their mother tongue and two traditional numbers sung in Galician and English.
The album opener is called “(pou)”. Pou is the Catalonian word for well and the short intro is a guy falling down in a well. The last number is titled “Sexual GGesus”, a kick-ass song featuring bluegrass sounding flddle about singer GG Allin, whose original name was Jesus Christ Allin.
There are a lot of interesting numbers to pick up between those tracks: the amazing “Aqui ens tens” (one of my faves), “Bronca” with its Breton twist, the punk-pop infused “Rabant Original” (another highlight), “Culvolució” with its bluegrass fiddling, and the two covers. “A Saia da Carolina” was previously released in 2015 as a single. Brilliant rendition that reminds me of Bastards on Parade “Quen tenha vinho”. “Excursion Around the Bay” is a newfie number that was recorded by Great Big Sea on their debut album. Sigelpa’s cover is simply perfect: firstly, the lead vocals sing a cappella with some backing vocals harmonies; secondly, percussion is added; thirdly, some hey shouts are added, and finally the song is given the Sigelpa’s full band Celtic punk treatment. Together with those tracks, a video for one song has been released: the catchy “Dinamita” (video HERE ).
A quick review of the rest of the tracks: “Puta Ciutat”, the typical Sigelpa’s sound, “Mojigatrix”, a hardcore number, “L’infern está pujant”, a ska-punk track, “Exorcisme vaginal”, a song with a Spanish folk metal touch, and “Us tornarem a votar”, a number about our current democracy and election system in which people keep on voting the politicians who sold them down the river and that apparently are corrupt too.
“Rabant original” has been funded by their fands via verkami. It’s been recorded and mixed by JM Castelló and Matias Scheinkman at Canela Hank Studio (Barcelona) and mastered at Hitmakers Mastering (Barcelona) by Marco Rostagno. The album will be available for free at Bandcamp till next July 15th, 2016. Hurry up and enjoy this festive album by Terrassa’s finest band.
Release date: July 8, 2016
Running time: 28:14, 14 tracks
The Catalonian folk-rock/Celtic punk scene is alive and kicking. Ebri Knight released their third album last year, Lád Cúig have recently released their second album and Sigelpa have just released “Rabant original”, their second album too. I guess that most of you are familiar with the band’s sound: electric guitar, fiddle, diatonic accordion and two vocalists (boy and girl).
Fourteen tracks are delivered in less than 30 minutes: one intro, 11 self-penned songs in their mother tongue and two traditional numbers sung in Galician and English.
The album opener is called “(pou)”. Pou is the Catalonian word for well and the short intro is a guy falling down in a well. The last number is titled “Sexual GGesus”, a kick-ass song featuring bluegrass sounding flddle about singer GG Allin, whose original name was Jesus Christ Allin.
There are a lot of interesting numbers to pick up between those tracks: the amazing “Aqui ens tens” (one of my faves), “Bronca” with its Breton twist, the punk-pop infused “Rabant Original” (another highlight), “Culvolució” with its bluegrass fiddling, and the two covers. “A Saia da Carolina” was previously released in 2015 as a single. Brilliant rendition that reminds me of Bastards on Parade “Quen tenha vinho”. “Excursion Around the Bay” is a newfie number that was recorded by Great Big Sea on their debut album. Sigelpa’s cover is simply perfect: firstly, the lead vocals sing a cappella with some backing vocals harmonies; secondly, percussion is added; thirdly, some hey shouts are added, and finally the song is given the Sigelpa’s full band Celtic punk treatment. Together with those tracks, a video for one song has been released: the catchy “Dinamita” (video HERE ).
A quick review of the rest of the tracks: “Puta Ciutat”, the typical Sigelpa’s sound, “Mojigatrix”, a hardcore number, “L’infern está pujant”, a ska-punk track, “Exorcisme vaginal”, a song with a Spanish folk metal touch, and “Us tornarem a votar”, a number about our current democracy and election system in which people keep on voting the politicians who sold them down the river and that apparently are corrupt too.
“Rabant original” has been funded by their fands via verkami. It’s been recorded and mixed by JM Castelló and Matias Scheinkman at Canela Hank Studio (Barcelona) and mastered at Hitmakers Mastering (Barcelona) by Marco Rostagno. The album will be available for free at Bandcamp till next July 15th, 2016. Hurry up and enjoy this festive album by Terrassa’s finest band.
Tracklist:
01. (pou) 00:21
02. Aquí Ens Tens 03:07
03. Bronca 01:21
04. Puta Ciutat 01:48
05. A Saia Da Carolina 02:23
06. Rabant Original 02:24
07. Dinamita 01:12
08. Us Tornarem A Votar 02:10
09. Culvolució 02:20
10. Mojigatrix 01:51
11. Excursion Around The Bay 02:31
12. L'Infern Està Pujant 01:49
13. Exorcisme Vaginal 02:31
14. Sexual GGesus 01:55
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01. (pou) 00:21
02. Aquí Ens Tens 03:07
03. Bronca 01:21
04. Puta Ciutat 01:48
05. A Saia Da Carolina 02:23
06. Rabant Original 02:24
07. Dinamita 01:12
08. Us Tornarem A Votar 02:10
09. Culvolució 02:20
10. Mojigatrix 01:51
11. Excursion Around The Bay 02:31
12. L'Infern Està Pujant 01:49
13. Exorcisme Vaginal 02:31
14. Sexual GGesus 01:55
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Review by Kinksmarkham
Thursday, June 23, 2016
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
2016-06-14 VIDEO - LÁD CÚIG "El Cel dels Herois"
Lád Cúig video for "El Cel dels Herois", off their second album "Poemes de destrucció", featuring Ebri Knight and KOP.
Lád Cúig - "El Cel dels Herois"
Sunday, June 12, 2016
2016-06-12 FREE DOWNLOAD - LÁD CÚIG "Poemes de destrucció" (2016)
Lád Cúig second album "Poemes de destrucció" was released last May 27, 2016. It can be downloaded from Bandcamp (Name Your Price)
Lád Cúig are:
Martí Barri - Keyboards
Vicenç Comí - Bass
Albert Escrig - Bagpipes, tin whistle
Carles Escrig - Vocals, accordion, mandolin and acoustic guitar
Raúl Ortiz - Guitars and vocals
Jordi Rabasseda - Guitars and vocals
Biel Romaní - Fiddle
Lluís Subirana - Drums
"Poemes de destrucció" was recorded and mixed between September 2015 and March 2016 at Input Studios (Arenys de Munt).
Mastered at Ultramarinos Master (Barcelona).
DOWNLOAD:
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Lád Cúig are:
Martí Barri - Keyboards
Vicenç Comí - Bass
Albert Escrig - Bagpipes, tin whistle
Carles Escrig - Vocals, accordion, mandolin and acoustic guitar
Raúl Ortiz - Guitars and vocals
Jordi Rabasseda - Guitars and vocals
Biel Romaní - Fiddle
Lluís Subirana - Drums
"Poemes de destrucció" was recorded and mixed between September 2015 and March 2016 at Input Studios (Arenys de Munt).
Mastered at Ultramarinos Master (Barcelona).
DOWNLOAD:
Bandcamp
Saturday, March 26, 2016
2016-03-26 VIDEO - DRINK HUNTERS "My Car" (acoustic version)
Drink Hunters new acoustic video for "My Car", song from their upcoming album "Shameless".
Thursday, March 17, 2016
2016-03-17 VIDEO - SIGELPA "Dinamita"
Sigelpa video for "Dinamita". The Catalonian band is just starting their Prost! Tour 2016 (Germany, Czech Republic, Belgium ...)
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
2016-03-02 VIDEO - DRINK HUNTERS "I Need to Forget (acoustic)"
Drink Hunters acoustic video for "I Need to Forget", a song from their upcoming album "Shameless".
Thursday, January 14, 2016
VIDEO - EBRI KNIGHT "Nit de santes"
Ebri Knight - Nit de Santes
Monday, January 4, 2016
REVIEW - CABO NORTE "Cuando cae el sol" (2015)
Cabo Norte "Cuando cae el sol" Espiral Records CDE-149
Release date: October 1st, 2015
Running time: 10 tracks
Edu Picatoste (bass), José Miguel Rivas (vocals, accordion), Joel Sans (flute, tin whistle, horn, backing vocals), José Alberto Sánchez (drums, acoustic guitar, backing vocals), Juan Miguel Valero (electric guitar, acoustic guitar, backing vocals) and Mar Orriols (fiddle, viola da gamba, backing vocals) hail from Barcelona and released a 6 track EP titled “Supervivientes” in 2010. “Cuando cae el sol” is Cabo Norte’s debut album, a 10 track CD on which the band develop their own brand of Celtic rock sung mainly in Spanish.
The musicianship is top notch and I guess that the band’s members have also played other genres such as blues, hard rock, funk or jazz. Some numbers sound like a more mature version of Celtas Cortos and others like Wolfstone last incarnation.
My fave numbers are “Senderos” (a song having the Celtas Cortos / Triquel twist), “Musgo y Escarcha” (an instrumental featuring uileann pipes, but having a Scottish feel), “Flor de asfalto” (viola da gamba and lute can be heard on this track) and “Gordon” (a tribute to the late Gordon Duncan influenced by Wolfstone’s classic line-up), together with “La Sirena” (a Sin É infused track) and the rocking song “El cuerno llama”
“Cuando sale el sol” packaging is a labour of love: digipack with a 12 page booklet supplying with all the info about the band and CD: band’s line-up, guests, thank yous, studio credits, social media links, picture of the band and pictures for every song lyrics. Besides, they have stated the titles of all the traditional tunes that have been added to some of the songs.
So, go to Bandcamp, listen to the full album and if you like it, buy Cabo Norte “Cuando cae el sol” CD.
Release date: October 1st, 2015
Running time: 10 tracks
Edu Picatoste (bass), José Miguel Rivas (vocals, accordion), Joel Sans (flute, tin whistle, horn, backing vocals), José Alberto Sánchez (drums, acoustic guitar, backing vocals), Juan Miguel Valero (electric guitar, acoustic guitar, backing vocals) and Mar Orriols (fiddle, viola da gamba, backing vocals) hail from Barcelona and released a 6 track EP titled “Supervivientes” in 2010. “Cuando cae el sol” is Cabo Norte’s debut album, a 10 track CD on which the band develop their own brand of Celtic rock sung mainly in Spanish.
The musicianship is top notch and I guess that the band’s members have also played other genres such as blues, hard rock, funk or jazz. Some numbers sound like a more mature version of Celtas Cortos and others like Wolfstone last incarnation.
My fave numbers are “Senderos” (a song having the Celtas Cortos / Triquel twist), “Musgo y Escarcha” (an instrumental featuring uileann pipes, but having a Scottish feel), “Flor de asfalto” (viola da gamba and lute can be heard on this track) and “Gordon” (a tribute to the late Gordon Duncan influenced by Wolfstone’s classic line-up), together with “La Sirena” (a Sin É infused track) and the rocking song “El cuerno llama”
“Cuando sale el sol” packaging is a labour of love: digipack with a 12 page booklet supplying with all the info about the band and CD: band’s line-up, guests, thank yous, studio credits, social media links, picture of the band and pictures for every song lyrics. Besides, they have stated the titles of all the traditional tunes that have been added to some of the songs.
So, go to Bandcamp, listen to the full album and if you like it, buy Cabo Norte “Cuando cae el sol” CD.
Tracklist:
01. Cuando Cae El Sol 06:19
02. Senderos 04:20
03. La Sirena 04:08
04. El Cuerno Llama 04:03
05. Musgo y Escarcha 05:20
06. Ella 04:45
07. Mentides 06:17
08. Flor De Asfalto 07:32
09. Gordon 03:29
10. Trincheras Sin Nombre 05:28
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01. Cuando Cae El Sol 06:19
02. Senderos 04:20
03. La Sirena 04:08
04. El Cuerno Llama 04:03
05. Musgo y Escarcha 05:20
06. Ella 04:45
07. Mentides 06:17
08. Flor De Asfalto 07:32
09. Gordon 03:29
10. Trincheras Sin Nombre 05:28
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Review by Kinksmarkham
