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Reincidentes

Reincidentes · 1989

39 min · 14 tracks · punk

Raw, energetic punk rock infused with politically charged lyrics and a rebellious spirit defining the Spanish underground scene.

Why this album works

The album is significant for its fierce critique of social issues, resonating deeply within the punk community and earning acclaim for its unapologetic stance. It helped solidify Reincidentes as a key player in Spanish punk, influencing countless bands and movements dedicated to political expression through music.
Best for
politically charged anthems for protest steady mid-tempo energy throughout raw energy for rebellious spirit
Context
Reincidentes released their self-titled debut album in 1989, marking the band's entry into the Spanish punk rock scene. At this time, they were establishing their identity amidst a flourishing musical landscape shaped by socio-political tensions in post-Franco Spain.
Stylistic neighbors
U2· Berri Txarrak· Björk· Ruper Ordorika· Beck· Neil Young· Moby· Duran Duran

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 No pasarán Standout 1:56
  • 2 Arma blanca 2:16
  • 3 Andalucía entera 3:37
  • 4 Consume, carroña, consume 2:47
  • 5 En esta puta ciudad 3:04
  • 6 Dejad que el Papa se acerque a mí 2:44
  • 7 Living on a Bucaro 2:45
  • 8 Alegremente me encamino hacia la tumba (La verdadera historia de Juan Palomo) 2:24
  • 9 Esa nueva oligarquía Standout 3:06
  • 10 ¡Viva España! Standout 3:05
  • 11 Sin ayuda 2:42
  • 12 Yaveh se esconde entre las rejas 3:16
  • 13 Sólo queda esperar 3:09
  • 14 Vorvoya ¡Premio! 2:33

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