El Monstruo Son Los Otros
El Monstruo Son Los Otros formed in Mexico City around 2001, with David Izquierdo on guitar and vocals, Luis Aguilar on bass, and Rafael Meave on drums. Their...
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El Monstruo Son Los Otros formed in Mexico City around 2001, with David Izquierdo on guitar and vocals, Luis Aguilar on bass, and Rafael Meave on drums. Their name translates to 'The Monster Is the Others,' which hints at their confrontational stance. They built a sound from distorted guitars, heavy drumming, and Izquierdo's raw vocals, pulling in noise rock and industrial textures.
Their 2004 album 'Nueva Tenochtitlán Del Temblor' is one of their early releases, and 'Oración Del Músico' appears among their notable tracks. The music often touches on social and political themes, delivered with an abrasive edge that drew both dedicated listeners and criticism. They faced some censorship in Mexico but kept performing and putting out records.
By the 2010s, they had albums like 'El Gran Cañón' and later 'Sombras bajo la Luna' in 2018. While not widely commercial, their persistent, unpolished approach found a place in Latin America's experimental circles, where their willingness to unsettle norms resonated with certain audiences.
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