A first impression was brought to us with the fiery advance single "Born To Be (Hated)". So, now it’s time for the album by Mexico’s electro weirdos. Will it deliver the dangerous stuff electro heads are longing for?

Well, also their meanwhile fifth studio album is no lovely sweety for romantic hearts. Hocico's music still is what it is: a harsh and disturbing dark/splatter electro assault, combined with Erk Aicrag's aggressively distorted vocs and sparkling melodies. Following up the basis laid down with their prior album "Signos De Aberracion" (2002), Hocico created a modern mixture of unmercifully hitting beats and threateningly seething soundcsapes but also loads of gloomy ambient parts. „Bizarre Words“ is a good example for this interaction as it’s both aggressive and spheric. Whilst listening there’s kinda feeling that the two musicians more than on the last record picked up some of those certain rough splinters from their early days. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not that they did a step back in their evolution. It’s more like they brought their „punky“ roots home to themselves again and found a good way to mesh it with their up-to-date technology costume. „Sprit Of Crime“ amongst others is one of the potential club tracks. Lyrically dealing with jealousy, the song effects exciting cause of its breaks within the way through. Hocico managed to serve a neatly composed album with the right dose of devilish energy and apocalyptic atmosheres.

Tracklist
1-El Infierno Que Viene
2-Tales From The Third World
3-Bizarre Words
4-Spirits Of Crime
5-Born To Be (Hated) - original odium
6-Love Posing As A Prostitute
7-Ecos
8-Oracion Nocturna
9-Death As A Gift
10-Padre No Nuestro