PIÑATA PROTEST performs the song "LIFE ON THE BORDER" for BalconyTV.
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PRESENTED BY NANCY LaBARBIERA
Piñata Protest is an accordion fronted punk rock band from Texas. The San Antonio band's fusion of Tex-Mex and punk is a fresh sound the LA Weekly hails as "festively energetic," and NPR alt Latino deems "brilliant" and "mind blowing." It's Selena meets Slayer. An intoxicating border mash up of The Ramones and Ramon Ayala.
The group rapidly rose from being "one of the most original forces on the local music scene" (San Antonio Current) to cutting a feisty debut album, Plethora, to launching onto the road playing with such acts as Girl in a Coma, Reverend Horton Heat, The Hickoids, Brujeria, Lower Class Brats, Voodoo Glow Skulls and Mustard Plug plus appearances at such festivals as South By Southwest, Chicago's Latino Fest and the American Sabor Music Festival and Tejano Music Awards Fan Fair in San Antonio.
On the band's new EP, El Valiente, a joint release by Cosmica Records and Saustex Media, the band's irreverently self-described "mojado punk" develops and explodes into a strong and cohesive mix of punk rock aggression, cheeky riffs on Mexican standards, and original songs reflecting their lives, influences, and desire for a mosh pit, Tejano style. Noted Grammy-nominated producer Chris "Frenchie" Smith (The Toadies, And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead, Built to Spill), produced the new album and captures the band's sound that critics praise as "fiery punk rock" that "use[s] the traditional squeeze box in unexpected ways."
"This bilingual accordion-fronted quartet is committed to the notion that old-school punk rock and old-school Latin border music can be fused into something modern. And loud," notes The New York Times. As singer/accordionist Alvaro Del Norte stresses, it's simply an organic development out of the differing sounds that the band members all heard as they grew up and came of age. And from his belief that music should first and foremost provide a fun release from the rigors of everyday life. Along with del Norte, Piñata Protest is comprised of guitarist Marcus Cazares and his bassist twin brother Matt and drummer JJ Martinez.
http://www.pinataprotestband.com
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Audio and video production by Capital Media Corp. Austin, TX
Producer - Joe Lynch. Sound Engineers - Nick Smith and Brittany Malm
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PRESENTED BY NANCY LaBARBIERA
Piñata Protest is an accordion fronted punk rock band from Texas. The San Antonio band's fusion of Tex-Mex and punk is a fresh sound the LA Weekly hails as "festively energetic," and NPR alt Latino deems "brilliant" and "mind blowing." It's Selena meets Slayer. An intoxicating border mash up of The Ramones and Ramon Ayala.
The group rapidly rose from being "one of the most original forces on the local music scene" (San Antonio Current) to cutting a feisty debut album, Plethora, to launching onto the road playing with such acts as Girl in a Coma, Reverend Horton Heat, The Hickoids, Brujeria, Lower Class Brats, Voodoo Glow Skulls and Mustard Plug plus appearances at such festivals as South By Southwest, Chicago's Latino Fest and the American Sabor Music Festival and Tejano Music Awards Fan Fair in San Antonio.
On the band's new EP, El Valiente, a joint release by Cosmica Records and Saustex Media, the band's irreverently self-described "mojado punk" develops and explodes into a strong and cohesive mix of punk rock aggression, cheeky riffs on Mexican standards, and original songs reflecting their lives, influences, and desire for a mosh pit, Tejano style. Noted Grammy-nominated producer Chris "Frenchie" Smith (The Toadies, And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead, Built to Spill), produced the new album and captures the band's sound that critics praise as "fiery punk rock" that "use[s] the traditional squeeze box in unexpected ways."
"This bilingual accordion-fronted quartet is committed to the notion that old-school punk rock and old-school Latin border music can be fused into something modern. And loud," notes The New York Times. As singer/accordionist Alvaro Del Norte stresses, it's simply an organic development out of the differing sounds that the band members all heard as they grew up and came of age. And from his belief that music should first and foremost provide a fun release from the rigors of everyday life. Along with del Norte, Piñata Protest is comprised of guitarist Marcus Cazares and his bassist twin brother Matt and drummer JJ Martinez.
http://www.pinataprotestband.com
CREDITS / SPONSORS
Audio and video production by Capital Media Corp. Austin, TX
Producer - Joe Lynch. Sound Engineers - Nick Smith and Brittany Malm
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