Vomito Nuclear

Vomito Nuclear formed in Sabadell, Spain in 1983. They played a raw, aggressive style of thrash metal that stood out in the Spanish scene at the time. Their lyrics often took on social issues, sometimes causing friction with more traditional audiences. One of their songs, 'Corridas de toros,' was a direct criticism of bullfighting.

They released their first album, also called 'Vomito Nuclear,' in 1986. Other records followed, like 'Sodomized Alive' in 1989 and 'Formulas' in 1993. Their stage shows were known for being intense and confrontational. The band's lineup has been fairly steady, with Juanan Torres on vocals, Santi Carmona on guitar, Kepi González on bass, and Fifo Gálvez on drums.

Their music, including tracks like 'Especie en extinción' and 'Mierda su ley,' maintained a consistent, abrasive energy. They kept recording into the 2000s with albums such as 'Antipatriota' and 'La Muerte del Puto Rey.' Their sound and attitude influenced other Spanish metal bands that came after them.