Centauro – Daño Colateral (2018)
Release Dates:
Digital: April 21, 2018
CD: June 30, 2018
Label: Self Release
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“Centauro is a band of great quality. Daño Colateral is an impressive advance compared to Ciénagas del Engaño in all aspects; 10 tracks with vocals in Spanish, aggressive and that fully express the fury, in addition to a total maturity in the band; it shows its more progressive side and its more melodic side without sacrificing aggression at all, it is present at all times” – Manuel Amusia
“Centauro is a band with a unique sound, one of the most emblematic bands of Sinaloa, with a very extensive discography from 2009 to 2018.” – Balagardones
Album Title: Daño Colateral
Release Dates:
Digital: April 21, 2018
CD: June 30, 2018
Label: Self Release
Track Listing:
1. Aberrante Creación (4:46)
2. Extenuante Cometido (5:40)
3. I.D.S. (4:04)
4. Al Pie del Borde (4:42)
5. El Derecho del Mártir (5:44)
6. En Decadencia (3:02)
7. Sentencia de Muerte (5:54)
8. Colmando un Oscuro Vacío (5:48)
9. Delirio Esquizofrénico (6:36)
10. Impulso Terminal (3:44)
Album Length: 50:00
Discography:
2010 – Enraizado – Demo
2010 – Enraizados – EP
2011 – Vía Agresión – Demo
2013 – Devastación Total – Full-Length
2014 – Oligarquía – EP
2015 – Ciénagas del Engaño – Full-Length
2018 – Daño Colateral – Full-Length
Shared stage with:
Unleash the Archers (Can) – 2012, Havok (USA) – 2014, Voltax (Mex) – 2014, Hacavitz (Mex) – 2015, Lack of Remorse (Mex) – 2016, Strike Master (Mex) – 2017, Here Comes the Kraken (Mex) – 2017, Resorte (Mex) – 2017
Festivals:
2017 – Festival de Rock Sinaloa – Culiacán, Sin., Mx.
2016 – RotaFest – Tepic, Nayarit, Mx.
2016 – Deshonra y traición tour – Culiacán, Sin. Mx.
2016 – Deshonra y traición tour – Guadalajara, Jal. Mx.
2016 – Deshonra y traición tour – CDMX, Mx.
2016 – Deshonra y traición tour – Puebla, Puebla. Mx.
2016 – Deshonra y traición tour – Obregón, Son. Mx.
2016 – Deshonra y traición tour – Hermosillo, Son. Mx.
2016 – Panorama Fest 2016 – Culiacán, Sin., Mx.
2015 – Festival de Rock Sinaloa – Culiacán, Sin., Mx.
2014 – Milicia Infernal – Naucalpan, Edo de México, Mx.
2014 – Havok En Cln – Culiacán, Sin. Mx
L-R: Roberto Lizarraga (Guitar) | Hecris Estrada (Bass) | Iván García (Guitar & Vocals) | Mario Rivera (Drums)
Photo Credit – Arlu PerezParra
SHORT BIO:
In the heat of the summer of 2009, Mexican thrash metal band Centauro was born. Hailing from Culiacán, Sinaloa, they took their name from famous Mexican revolutionary fighter Doroteo Arango (Pancho Villa) a.k.a. “El Centauro del Norte”.
Mario Rivera (drums) delves into the origin of the band’s name,“We were kind of tired of a majority bands in our country having names mainly in English with some of them not even translating correctly. Coming from Mexico we really wanted our band’s name in our mother tongue to represent our culture and history. We wanted truly Mexican inspired metal, not everything to be about Vikings, runes, occultism and demons.”
Staying true to their roots, they write lyrics exclusively in Spanish broaching themes including politics, religion, lust, laziness, misery, death, joy and criticism of society. Their sound is well worked classic thrash intertwined with a hearty sample of elements from several metal subgenres, most notably, black and death, creating a recognizable, deep and unique sound. The band brings a contagious energy to the stage putting emphasis on having fun and interacting with the crowd while playing quality music.
Centauro’s latest self-released album “Daño Colateral” was unleashed digitally April 21, 2018 on Spotify, Bandcamp, Amazon, iTunes, Google Play and will be available on CD as of June 30, 2018 through Bandcamp and Mexican distributor Ablaze Productions.
LONG BIO:
In the heat of the summer of 2009, Mexican thrash metal band Centauro was born. Hailing from Culiacán, Sinaloa, they took their name from famous Mexican revolutionary fighter Doroteo Arango (Pancho Villa) a.k.a. “El Centauro del Norte”.
Mario Rivera (drums) delves into the origin of the band’s name,“We were kind of tired of a majority bands in our country having names mainly in English with some of them not even translating correctly. Coming from Mexico we really wanted our band’s name in our mother tongue to represent our culture and history. We wanted truly Mexican inspired metal, not everything to be about Vikings, runes, occultism and demons.”
Focusing on creating original thrash infused metal they have found recognition both locally and abroad. Over the course of nine years they have unleashed eight releases, 2 EPS (Enraizados – 2010, Oligarquía – 2014), a demo (Vía Agresión – 2011) and 3 full lengths (Devastación Total – 2013, Ciénagas Del Engaño – 2015, Daño Colateral – 2018). Their sound is well worked classic thrash intertwined with a hearty sample of elements from several metal subgenres, most notably, black and death, creating a recognizable, deep and unique sound.
Staying true to their roots, they write lyrics exclusively in Spanish broaching themes including politics, religion, lust, laziness, misery, death, joy and criticism of society. This fresh take on thrash metal can be described as aggressive, melodic, and unique. The band brings a contagious energy to the stage putting emphasis on having fun and interacting with the crowd while playing quality music.
Centauro’s latest self-released album “Daño Colateral” was unleashed digitally April 21, 2018 on Spotify, Bandcamp, Amazon, iTunes, Google Play and will be available on CD as of June 30, 2018 through Bandcamp and Mexican distributor Ablaze Productions.
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