Mexican Radio Berlin, Germany
Mexican Radio is a synth punk three-piece with high-energy songs inspired by bands like Cabaret Voltaire, DAF and Stereo Total. They wear brightly-colored uniforms at all times, and their live shows come across like psychotic radio broadcasts from another planet. They also host a monthly radio show on KCRW Berlin 104,1 FM called The Mexican Radio Radio Show. ... more
Mexican Radio recommends:
"The Greatest Nits" EP
by Sniffany & the Nits
Sinister characters, terrifying situations, described with relish by a woman in a nurse's uniform. Nothing better to disturb your parents, or if you are the parent, to disturb your children.
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The Passion Of
by SPECIAL INTEREST
Perfectly captures the mood of the day - everyone is crawling up the walls as the apocalypse rages outside. Intense industrial vibes with raging vocals convey incredible power - I needed this record!
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Bizarre Farben
by Hans Ehlert Hamburg
First-class german punk of the modern age. Catchy riffs, monotonous drums and obscure lyrics: We love it!
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Balancing hooks and abrasion, the debut from Berlin punks Rouge features springy synths, snappy percussion, and insouciant vocals.
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A Split 7" Between Friends
by Dr Sure's Unusual Practice / Bench Press
A four-track bout between two of Australia's most formidable post-punk groups, fueled by wiry guitar riffs and vibrant, timely lyrics.
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