Formed in the late 1990s in Buenos Aires, Terror y Miseria play a raging blend of political punk in Spanish, with nods to bands like Sin Dios, Resist and Exist, and especially other Latin American bands of the early 2000s such as Los Dolares, Autonomia, Fallas Del Sistema, etc. People like to call this style anarcho-punk, not because it sounds like Crass and other British bands of the 1980s, but because all the members of the band are active in the anarchist movement and use their music as a vehicle to spread radical political ideas. This album is a furious riot in the key of punk against totalitarism.
