Eskorbuto – Anti Todo LP

Description

1985 was a landmark year for punk rock in the Basque country, and possibly for the whole of Spain. Punk merged with the Basque Radical Rock (Rock Radikal Vasco or RRV) movement, although this was not necessarily always the case. For instance, Eskorbuto invariably kept their distance from the movement and everything related to it. Hardship was part and parcel of Eskorbuto’s life and musical career. All their albums were recorded in the shortest time imaginable, partly due to tight budgets (studios were expensive, labels were close-fisted), and partly becauseJosuandJualmaneeded to spend the money on other things. When it came to recordingAnti Todo, Eskorbuto stuck to what they did best: hitting the studio with as much raw energy, provocation, inspiration, and natural talent as possible. It was their best record and the question is: what would Eskorbuto have been capable of if they had more time, a bigger budget, and tighter control? The song “Tamara” was practically composed on the spot in the studio in less than two recording days, as was much of “Ha llegado el momento.” The experienced sound technician did an outstanding job, but a new remastering for this rerelease has given the album the richer, more vibrant sound it always deserved. Listeners can once again enjoy the urgency, simplicity, and rage of this refreshedAnti Todo, a true classic in musical history, originally released in 1985 at Eskorbuto’s peak of their creativity and energy. This edition of the album includes a large poster and insert with notes.