Bazinga, I'm back in the U.S. and for real this time I'm gonna be posting consistently again. This one's a twofer I guess, it's a split between two radical Latin American screamo bands that's sure to rock yer socks off.
Avitación 101 is from Uruguay (I assume Montevideo but I haven't found anything that actually says) and define themselves on their facebook as neoscreamocrust, which is definitely accurate as heck. Bass heavy, driving and riffy is how I'd describe it. The first riff of every song is always so damn catchy. The vocals stand out quite a bit, they seem to have a nice mix of sass, screamo and hardcore influence. It's one of my biggest regrets that I didn't go see this band when they played in Buenos Aires while I was there.
Genres: Screamo, Crust, Hardcore
Zat is from Buenos Aires, Argentina and plays a sort of punk/screamo. The guitars are a bit angular and can even get reminiscent of Fugazi in their discordance and the way they play off each other. For the most part they walk with a sort of dark, catchy melody that can be a little off-putting or make you ask where they were going with it, and it's like chunky and doesn't necesarily make sense and it comes off pretty well actually. Like, pretty stripped down, but not 3 chord punk but somewhat reminscent of it.
Genres: Punk, Screamo, Post-hardcore
Zat
1. Levanta tus palmas y sacude tus balas
2. Sabor a Troya
3. Bosques
4. Arma calibrada
5. Charlas, descontentos, universos
6. Tribunales
7. Camino al juzgado
8. Estallido
Avitación 101
9. Intro
10. Iglesias
11. Oxido
12. Pesadilla
13. Tengo miedo
14. Trazada
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