Showing posts with label Te Lloraria Un Puto Rio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Te Lloraria Un Puto Rio. Show all posts

Thursday, April 4, 2013

Te Lloraría un Puto Río / Mako / Arrows To Atoms



Te Lloraria is releasing the songs they recorded before they broke up! Charley started a new tape label called Stack Your Roster, so check that shit out. This split is fucking dope, get it from their bandcamp. Mako and Arrows To Atoms are fucking awesome too. Amazing split. Give him some fucking money to keep on putting out tapes. Word.

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Sunday, July 1, 2012

Te Lloraría un Puto Río / мища Split



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I wrote this draft before tour and forgot about it, and just now am at a spot with internet and stuff
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Alright, so the mnwa tour starts next week, and I am not going to be around a computer again until August. This is basically going to be my last post until I get back to WA, but I would hope that Carl nuts up and does some posts.

This is the split between мища and Te Lloraría un Puto Río. Funny thing is, in order to spell both the band's names correctly you gotta copy/paste. TLUPR is ex Arse Morearia, I've posted their 4 way split before. There are just two songs on this release because we wanted it to be a 5 inch, but that kinda fell through. Friends For Life is putting it out on tape, which is fucking awesome. I think mnwa will have some copies for tour.

The tlupr song is fucking crazy. So much shit going on. They keep it jazzy and technical as balls, but are also really melodic. Top notch, for real. The mnwa song is real dark man. Thanks Mike. I think tlupr have broken up, but I'm not sure. They have another song that has yet to be put on a release, which I hope finds a home soon. But yeah, check out the split below. If you want to buy a copy of the tape either get in touch with Reid at FFL or maybe pick one up from us on tour. Word.



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Wednesday, February 16, 2011

El Sueño del Ranchero



El Sueño del Ranchero was a short lived experimental-grind band from Mexico City, Mexico that existed for one year. That year was 2004. The band broke up right before they were going to record a five song ep, making this lone demo the extent of their recorded material. After El Sueño del Ranchero broke up, the members decided that they wanted to continue playing music together but wanted to go in a new direction. They changed their style of playing and adopted the name "Arse Moreira".

Think early Daughters. I'm talking the first seven inch and maybe Canada Songs. Although they are way more experimental, you can really hear a heavy Daughters influence, not to the point of a rip-off but it is obvious that they intended to make grindcore in the vein of "Flattery Is A Bunch Of Fucking Bullshit". When the band isn't fucking your day up with the crazy shreds they are spacing out with jazzy and Spanish breaks. "Green Hills" shifts at around the one minute marker from Shredcity to Groovetown, which only lasts a minute. Two minute marker ques the acid trip, and minute three shifts back to the chaos. Aparently when they played shit got real intense. Blood shed intense. I bet that Jorge went to their shows and cried. The bassist is now in Te Lloraría Un Puto Río.

The demo was actually released on Existencia Records from Spain and The Awesome Machine in Belgium. Please download this album because it is worth the 9 minutes. Word.

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Demo

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Beau Navire / Carrion Spring / Te Lloraria Un Puto Rio / The Discord of a Forgotten Sketch Split



It seems like this is the season for splits. Luckily for everyone involved all the releases that have caught my eye have been amazing, including this one. Basically, all four of these bands rip it really hard, but I had only heard of two of these groups prior to receiving this record. Bear, Forever Escaping Boredom, D7i and L'oeil Du Tigre Records put this out on 8" recently. Bear's website says that its limited to 500 copies. You need this record. First off, Te Lloraria Un Puto Rio, who are from Mexico, are fucking amazing. They sound alot like Arse Moreira (they share a bassist) but with a more post-whatever feel to it. Beau Navire, who have already been on this blog, have some amazing stuff on here as well. These recordings, as far as I know, feature Sean from Loma Prieta on guitar. Carrion Spring are from Portland and surprised me with their songs; I visited their myspace a while back and wasn't really into it, but once I heard their songs for this release on vinyl I changed my mind. The Discord of A Forgotten Sketch are also pretty dope, I think they are Canadian. Like I said, buy this record from Bear so he can continue to put out amazing releases and shit. Also, if you live in the greater Boston area he throws shows at his place (The Wacky Kastle), so go to those shows and give him beer. Below is the record. Word.



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4 Way Split