Amo lo intrincada que es la construcción de tus tracks hermano, todos los detalles son tan delicados y al mismo tiempo generas texturas enormes casi arquitectónicas. Son un sueño.

The Altar release was produced and inspired by and for Paloma Contreras Lomas' multimedia installation “Rana Disco Club” and the short film "Virgilio" at the Anahuacalli Museum in Mexico City. Caníbal and Fantasma are two singles that invoke the tribal prehispánico genre of the early 2010s. Zutzut's music in this release invokes specters that ruminate different mausoleums, under the volcanic stone of Mexico City.  Zutzut and Contreras Lomas have been frequent collaborators since 2024.

The Anahuacalli Museum is a pre-Hispanic mausoleum located in the south of Mexico City. Zutzut was assisting during the production process of the exhibition “¿Cómo se escribe muerte al sur?” by Paloma Contreras Lomas, Mexican artist and Carolina Fusilier, Argentinian artist, which was inaugurated at the beginning of the year 2025 in the museum. The museum contains Diego Rivera's collection of pre-Hispanic objects and was intended as the place that would house his ashes, along with those of Frida Kahlo. That did not happen. The bodies are not buried there, but what does inhabit it is the rebellious spirit of ancestral entities that live at the collection. Zutzut was inspired by the museum architecture of volcanic stone from the Xitle volcano; its ghosts, inhabitants of the underworld and a darkness that appears in each of the tracks. He imagined how an ancestral tribal rave would sound, dancing between Contreras Lomas and Fusilier's pieces. 

We will like to thank for their loving accompaniment to Karla Niño de Rivera, chief curator of the museum, Sam Ozer, guest curator, Galería Agustina Ferreyra and PequodCo.

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