Argentinean hardcore metal band formed by guitarist Andrés Giménez, bassist Marcelo Corbalán, and drummer Anibal Aló in the early '90s. A.N.I.M.A.L. is a short cut for Acosados Nuestros Indios Murieron Al Luchar (while being chased, our natives died fighting). The band's name symbolizes its lyrics, based on the killing and expropriation suffered... [+] Read More

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Mexican Latin rock foursome Genitallica was formed after a comic project called Genitalandia created in 1997 by friends Andrés, Beno, Gildardo, Antulio, and Gallo. A year later, these five young artists started composing music inspired by their own comics. Genitallica was born. The group recorded a demo in November of 1998 followed by live... [+] Read More

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Latin rock outfit Guillotina debuted with the release of a self-titled album that was produced in 1993 by Jack Endino and released a year later. The band started touring Europe while issuing a single called "Todo Sigue Igual," having the opportunity to play at Los Angeles' Palace and Mexico City's Palacio de los Deportes soon after. In 1997,... [+] Read More

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The rap-metal band Molotov formed in 1995 in Mexico City, comprising singer/guitarist Tito Fuentes, bassists Mickey "Huidos" Huidobro and Javier de la Cueva, and a drummer known as La Quesadillera. By 1996, Paco Ayala had replaced de la Cueva and Randy "El Gringo Loco" Ebright became the band's new drummer. Molotov's 1997 debut LP Donde Jugaran... [+] Read More

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Mexican hardcore five-piece Plaztik was formed in the late '90s by ex-members of No Se Antarez, Bodka, and Livido. Focused on controversial social issues expressed in a contemporary heavy metal style, the band recorded an EP in 1998 called Dolor Interno, produced by José de la Mora and followed by Llanto Perdido in 1999. After winning a local... [+] Read More

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Mexican four-piece band Resorte burst into the local scene standing out strongly as one of the leading acts of the late '90s. Performing a funk-metal style similar to major international acts such as Korn, Disturbed, and Papa Roach, the band released República de Ciegos in 1999, later performing successfully at Bogota's Festival Rock al Parque.... [+] Read More

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Mexican alternative pop/rock band Zurdok was formed in 1994 after friends Jorge Saenz and David Izquierdo decided to create a new project named Movimiento Zurdok. After moving to Mexico City and winning a local contest known as La Batalla de las Bandas in 1995, the band signed up to Discos Manicomio, releasing Zurdok's debut album, called... [+] Read More

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