What makes Fiskales Ad-Hok by Fiskales Ad-Hok notable?

The album became a significant release within the Chilean punk scene, resonating with the youth during a time of societal change. Its critical stance on social issues contributed to its underground success and fostered a generation of politically aware musicians. Released in 1993, Fiskales Ad-Hok marked the band’s debut album following their formation in the late 1980s. This period was crucial as Chile transitioned from dictatorship to democracy, influencing their politically charged lyrics and sound.

Fiskales Ad-Hok

Fiskales Ad-Hok · 1993

14 tracks · punk rock

Raucous punk energy intertwines with sharp lyrical critiques, delivering a raw and urgent voice of Chilean dissent.

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Piedad — Opening with frenetic guitar riffs, this track sets the tone for the album's raw energy and addresses themes of compassion amidst chaos.
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Cristianos — This song employs biting satire to critique religious hypocrisy, showcasing the band's ability to blend humor with serious social commentary.
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Libertad vigilada — A powerful anthem reflecting on surveillance and control, it encapsulates the struggles faced by Chileans in their pursuit of freedom post-dictatorship.
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Madre patria — With its emotive lyrics, this track evokes a longing for homeland and highlights national identity issues, resonating deeply with listeners during that transitional era.

Tracklist

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1 Piedad
2 Cristianos
3 La ranchera
4 Hambre del corazón
5 Madre patria
6 Libertad vigilada
7 Santiago
8 Tonto
9 Ron Silver
10 Para mamá
11 Almorzando entre muertos
12 Papapa
13 El cóndor
14 Borracho

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