Brutal Thin

The band's first album was thrash/death metal, but later the band started playing a mix of alternative rock and groove metal with some southern/stoner rock and nu-metal parts. Formed in 1991, the band released several demo tapes and got signed by Discos Suicidas, an independent record company. In 1996, they released their first full-length titled Matanza nacional , which received positive reviews by the media. Their follow-up titled La cultura del miedo stood for the band’s thorough consolidation, making them tour through Spain and participate in important events. One of the tracks from their second full-length was featured on a compilation titled 'Metalo', which gathered Latin bands such as A.N.I.M.A.L. , Ratos de Porão , and so on, released by the New York-based label Grita . Two years later, the band released their third and most successful effort, Tercera Comunión , recorded at Lorenxto Records studio and distributed in Spain, Argentina, and Mexico. Other releases: Reality of Fiction (Demo) (February 1993) Compilation appearance(s): - "30 En La Patera" on Métalo (Grita! Records, 1999)