Saca el Cobre

Hollywood's eclectic power trio goes back to its Mexican roots and brings us unique versions of the great Rock en Español classics.

Just when we thought that the mighty metallers Rusty Eye could not do anything else anymore to surprise us, they return with their fourth album "Saca el Cobre" singing in Spanish for the first time in their career, bringing us their unique and disturbing take on the songs that paved Rock en Español's way in Mexico in the years 1989 to 1992.

From Cuca's "Cara de Pizza" to Amantes de Lola's "Mamá", to quintessential bands in the genre like Fobia, Caifanes, Café Tacuba and Maldita Vecindad, all of them transformed to Rusty Eye's bizarre style that includes a bit of Thrash, Punk, Death, Black, Stoner and Prog. Masterfully alternating the vocal work of Miss Randall, on her last album with Rusty eye since she's pursuing a solo career (she has never sounded so sensual like she does on "Perdí Mi Ojo De Venado"), with Mr. Rust's usual howls and guttural vocals, that bring back to life underground classics such as Transmetal's "El Infierno de Dante". Always accompanied by the proficient guitarist Baron Murtland. Certainly we will never listen to Mexican rock the same way we did. As the icing on the cake we also get the remake of "Sr. Cannibal", the Spanish version of "Mr. Cannibal", a staple from this talented band.

Cara de Pizza

Perdí Mi Ojo de Venado



Hollywood's eclectic power trio goes back to its Mexican roots and brings us unique versions of the great Rock en Español classics.

Just when we thought that the mighty metallers Rusty Eye could not do anything else anymore to surprise us, they return with their fourth album "Saca el Cobre" singing in Spanish for the first time in their career, bringing us their unique and disturbing take on the songs that paved Rock en Español's way in Mexico in the years 1989 to 1992.

From Cuca's "Cara de Pizza" to Amantes de Lola's "Mamá", to quintessential bands in the genre like Fobia, Caifanes, Café Tacuba and Maldita Vecindad, all of them transformed to Rusty Eye's bizarre style that includes a bit of Thrash, Punk, Death, Black, Stoner and Prog. Masterfully alternating the vocal work of Miss Randall, on her last album with Rusty eye since she's pursuing a solo career (she has never sounded so sensual like she does on "Perdí Mi Ojo De Venado"), with Mr. Rust's usual howls and guttural vocals, that bring back to life underground classics such as Transmetal's "El Infierno de Dante". Always accompanied by the proficient guitarist Baron Murtland. Certainly we will never listen to Mexican rock the same way we did. As the icing on the cake we also get the remake of "Sr. Cannibal", the Spanish version of "Mr. Cannibal", a staple from this talented band.


Solin

Mamá

El Diablo

"The Somersault", primer sencillo del disco debut "Miltoro", a salir en septiembre en Digipak, iTunes, CD Baby y Bandcamp. 

Facebook.com/MiltoroRocks
Twitter.com/Miltoro
Instagram.com/MiltoroRocks

The Somersault

Autor: Sergio Arau 2015, grabada en Los Angeles
Produccion: Sergio Arau, Mauricio Garza
Musicos: Mr. Rust, Tony Murtland, Miss Randall & Jorge Herrera

No Me Late La Tira

Decamerone from the Celestial Season album Solar Lovers re-recorded in 2011.

Decamerone 2011

Doc talks about the death of Nevermore and Sanctuary vocalist, Warrel Dane, and gives a reading of his article featured on Metalsucks.net. Doc also speaks with First Row Talent booking agent, John Finberg, about getting his start in Philadelphia as a ticket scalper, how he became a booking agent through concert promotion, his adventures working for and with multiple agents all over the country, the highs and lows of joining Bay Ridge Talent and booking bands like Machine Head, Napalm Death and Madball, discuss his infamous reputation and abrasive communication style, as well as hash out some of the issues they had when John booked God Forbid.

First Row Talent - https://www.facebook.com/pg/firstrowofficial/about/
Follow Doc on Instagram and Twitter @DocCoyle

Buy band merch and support our show sponsor at Rockabilia.com. Use the code PCEXMAN for 15% off.

Listen to more great podcasts like this at JabberJawMedia.com

The Ex-Man Podcast 35 - John Finberg (Booking Agent)

A product of Mexico City, Mexico, RUSTY EYE are the epitome of hard work in the music business. With a "make it or break it" attitude, the three piece could have gone anywhere when they left Mexico, but they went straight for the throat of the Heavy Metal scene in America and claimed Hollywood, California as base of operations. Nobody puts RUSTY EYE in a corner, meaning that you can't slap a label on this band and lump them in with anybody else. The current lineup, consisting of Mr. Rust (bass/vocals), Miss Randall (drums/vocals) and Baron Murtland (guitars) broke the mold with the release of Stendhal Syndrome (2007), and followed strong with the impossible to wear out Possessor (2009), all on their own imprint Epoché Records. Constant work has earned them the respect of metal fans the world over, and also the love of critics in both the music and horror world, as they have done things the old school way, bypassing all of the bullshit and devoting themselves to standing out by writing and playing the gnarliest music possible. Now a certified legend in the Hollywood scene, RUSTY EYE have taken to the legendary Rainbow to record and unleash upon a new live album upon us. Live at The Rainbow MMX is 70-odd minutes of succulent metal, tinged with punk rock, including all the platters that matter from the fifteen-plus career of these DIY heroes. If this band isn't already one of your favorites, they damn well need to be.

by Bubbs Harris
"Hails and Horns Magazine"
Aug 2011

Perdí Mi Ojo de Venado

Rusty Eye

Recent comments

Maki Sommerfeld

mORTUIS_JELT

Related tracks