In a nutshell PANICO are quite simply our best hop to ever have some kind of decent rawk-n-roll over here in France. Ironic, them being an all Chilena gang that used to haunt the streets of Santiago under the mystic gaze of the South-American sun.
They come a long way and together have been associated with more than ten major releases in their homeland of Chile. Now, after a bizarre chance encounter in a Parisian bookstore, they became full-fledge Tigersushi artists and are quite simply, ready to rock. It’s time for Eduardo (lead vocal), Carolina (bass, backing vocal), Memo (Lead guitar) Seba and Squatt (drums, turntables) to launch an onset on the word.
A dashing collection of never heard before singles, Subliminall Kill puts together the best of European electronics (Joakim (TS-Versatile) and Cristian Vogel of Super Collider fame are behind the production desk).
It kicks off with the mutant ESG meets Os Mutantes dub of Que Pasa Wey and engulfs maelstrom after maelstrom of noise, superb bass groove, psychedelic mayhem and serious rock-riffing.
ANFETAMINADO fan clip
Panico live in London
