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Without a doubt\u00a0DEAF productions<\/strong> He bet big with the concert on October 21 at the Under Circuit<\/strong> in Mexico City, with national and international talent that for many who attended this event left with a good taste in the mouth. And of course the high expectation with Deaf rage<\/strong>, alternative project of Erk Aicrag<\/strong>\u00a0lead singer of the mexican band de\u00a0Snout<\/strong>, almost 10 years since his last presentation in his native land.<\/p>\n

The industrialists of Oxomaxoma<\/strong> They made an appearance at 9:45 am to kick off the evening with a shot of 100% authentic, industrial-style industrial music in the style of Einst\u00fcrzende Neubauten<\/em> haciendo un repaso a su trayectoria, siendo reconocidos en el p\u00fablico con el tema “Ojos de Fuego”<\/em> and becoming a tribute to the victims of the September earthquakes, with his fist raised, with the song called “Violentia”<\/em>.<\/p>\n

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And from a heavy industrialist the turn of the gringos of\u00a0Goth brooks<\/strong>. We definitely can't pigeonhole this band into a conventional genre: A Cowboy, a Black Metalhead and a HipHopero<\/em> They came together to create this peculiar group that brings to practice something that was not possible: to combine country with gutturals, or Industrial with Hip Hop overtones, achieving it in a better way!<\/p>\n

Obviously it is a project that does not seek formalities; rather the encouragement to make the audience laugh with fun topics like “Motherfuckers from hell”<\/em>, “Dressed in black”<\/em> or “Freak Out”\u00a0<\/em> or covers like “Amadeus”<\/em> de Falco hinting that it is “m\u00fasica electr\u00f3nica pesada alemana<\/em>“.<\/p>\n

Finally the expected ones of the night came out minutes before midnight with “Animales Salvajes”<\/em>, the homonymous theme of the tour begins to be heard on the speakers of the venue. They go on stage\u00a0Marcus Engel<\/strong> on the guitar and Maxx<\/strong> on percussion; it is then where the anger begins to erupt with the presence of\u00a0Erk Aicrag<\/strong> and start the presentation with the theme\u00a0“King Of The Wasteland”<\/em>\u00a0next to\u00a0“Radio Paranoia”<\/em> where the assistants start the jumps with fury to the rhythm of the theme from the first moment.<\/p>\n

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With “Deaf”<\/em> the slam was unleashed at such a rhythm that makes the saneest rabid by at least this topic, to continue with “Out Of Control”<\/em>. With “Eye M the Blacksheep”<\/em> follow the energy but in a way more reserved to the previous topics and take a breath to jump wildly with “We\u2019re Here to Win”<\/em>.<\/p>\n

The concert takes its final path with the theme that came first in the top of the Deutsche Alternative Charts for a few weeks: “Hotel Suicide”<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Ending the regular concert with “Walking on Nails”<\/em>. Of course, there was a publicly acclaimed encore made up of the themes: “Turbulence”<\/em> and “Killing Words”<\/em>.<\/p>\n

An excellent evening and it is appreciated that these efforts are made since of course Deaf rage<\/strong> He gave all the energy to his audience from start to finish of the concert.<\/p>\n

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Deaf Rabies: Wild Animals drive people crazy Under MX Circuit<\/div><\/div>
EN CONCLUSI\u00d3N<\/div>
La energ\u00eda de estos Animales Salvajes fue bien aplaudida en la Ciudad de M\u00e9xico<\/div><\/div>
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