TDK - This Is A Capitalist Enterprise - LP

Reissue with extra tracks of the legendary debut album by TDeK —legends of Madrid hardcore punk who emerged from the ashes of the almighty Espasmódicos—. Originally released in 1984, it is a fundamental and pioneering record for lovers of hardcore punk made in Spain. A powerful and visceral explosion of pure, raw, and aggressive hardcore punk, performed with fierce energy and great precision. It includes two extra tracks —one from their 7" format *split* with Panadería Bollería Nuestra Señora del Karmen (1984) and another from the *La Movida Madrileña* compilation (from the same year)— and two inserts.

Cover with the design by JSiemens revolving around the executions painted by Goya. In this case, the executed are Russians, in a setting of one of the songs on the album “Maleta para Moscú”. The photos of the collage on the insert with the lyrics are the work of Luis Puente and Jesús.

It is perhaps the band's true debut as such, since in the previous recordings: the demo that would later be released as “1984 Primera Grabación” (Radikal 1977, 2004) and the single «Panadería Bollería Nuestra Señora del Karmen / TDeK» (Pi Musikra, 1984), the band had no bassist. For“Esto Es Una Empresa Capitalista” (La General / Fonomusic, 1985) however, Paco Lanaquera is the one who takes care of the bass.

Thus, with the full lineup, songs like “Israel” and “La farmacia de mi barrio” are re-recorded and improved. In the former, TDeK, delivers without any complexes and with boldness similar to what they showed in “1943” as Espasmódicos, against the ways of “those who call themselves the people of God”. It sounds perhaps improved compared to the version recorded for the split single with Panadería Bollería Nuestra Señora del Karmen.

of the collage on the insert with the lyrics are the work of Luis Puente and Jesús.