Formed in the late nineties, these six fixxxtros, hailing from bands such as Los Chicos, Aerobitch, Muletrain, Las Cruces, Rhino Wrestlers, and Los Carbonas, have reappeared with a superb record. After several releases on labels such as Punch Records and No Tomorrow, they surprise us with this recording under the auspices of Beat Generation. "Release The Apes" is an unusual record from every point of view. Recorded by them (and more specifically by Screaming Mario Loco) at the gloomy Cuartel General de la Iglesia de Chingo and mixed by the great Moncho Campa, with "Release The Apes" Chingaleros take control of the ship to birth an unforgettable work in which they have put into practice every single one of the follies that have crossed their minds, taking everything to the limit and successfully completing an experience so physically and psychologically exhausting that to this day they are still recuperating in the sacred Toga mountains. A true manifesto of cafre pride and karate-rock that will undoubtedly become a reference for lovers of Punk Rock, Hardcore, or simply Rock_noll, fighting, dirty, powerful... and free from dogmatism. 13 crazy ideas that contain surprises, a middle finger to formalities, and an intention to make you move that hairy ass of yours. Listen, to give a few examples, to gems such as the brutal "Gorilla complex", the catchy "Release the apes", the Blues primitivism of "Crap the Cut", the unsettling "Cell loser", or the version of "Baby let's play god" by the legendary Texan band Big Boys to see for yourself. If you still have blood in your veins, you will need to listen to the rest and... you have been warned: after a first listen "Release The Apes" takes hold irresistibly, leaving the vague illusion of a common thread between the eyebrows, nerves on edge, and a desire to destroy as their banner. Those who longed for a new testament of the Iglesia de Chingo will see how their most hidden desires are more than satisfied. Those who didn't will long to have known such an endearing sect sooner. Whoever misses it will regret it eternally, and Chingo will curse them. CD in digipack version
