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Raices Torcidas
Raices Torcidas formed in Mexico City around the mid-2000s, playing experimental metal in underground shows. They released their debut album 'Donde Habita el...
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Raices Torcidas formed in Mexico City around the mid-2000s, playing experimental metal in underground shows. They released their debut album 'Donde Habita el Dolor' in 2007, followed by 'El Laberinto del Ser' in 2011 and 'Cicatrices' in 2019.
Their music sometimes drew attention for lyrics with social or political themes, which sparked debate among listeners. They covered Fear Factory's 'Self-Bias Resistor' at one point, fitting their heavier sound.
They built a following among metal fans who appreciated their aggressive, technical approach.
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