Cawd Slaydaz is a clear shift for Frigio Records. Yet, this debutant also marks a
return of sorts. The album brings together Hugo de Naranja, co-founder of former
Red Light Radio, and Max Abysmal. The link that connects the two? Their love for
Colombia and the rich musical melting pot of this diverse nation. Nothing is stable
on this eleven track LP, recorded in Bogotá Colombia with 10 different local guest
artists. Rhythms are cross pollinated, cold and stark city thump collides with rich
and lively organic flows. The style pursued is anything but singular, like the
messages. Social exclusion and brutality in the poetic Perreo “Dejen Bailar” is
mirrored in the Cumbia food ode “Potato Trip”. Dark Electronics, Experimental
Bass & Trap are the genre tags that most will attempt to label this record with. This
ignores the Leftfield Funk of “El Gorila Del Desierto”, the Stoner Ambient of “Uffff”
or the Synth-Punk rage of “Razones”. An audio snapshot of a country: TOTÁL.[info sheet from distr.]