Description
HHH (achronim of Human Bone Flour in Spanish) are considered one of the pioneers of the Spains Hardcore/Punk scene, along with Subterranean Kids and Anti-Dogmatikss.
First released in 1990, A por ellos was the first studio album after the Sin Identidad!!! demo and the Intellectual punks EP, and for many fans its also their best work to date. Ultra fast 27 songs, among which Otro Belfast, Al otro lado de las Ramblas or Tiempo, stand out, becoming HHHs all-time classics.
In A por ellos HHHs sound opened up to new influences. Echoes of metal can be heard in songs like Algo huele a podrido (y no es precisamente mi culo), or Dead Kennedys and Chaos UK in Quhapasado?
Astonishing artwork by Pablo Lpez (Rumble Records) including lyrics, texts and pictures, and an original drawing by Jose X on the back cover, which fits perfectly with the aggressiveness of HHH’s music.
Co-published by BCore Disc and Hardcore Potential. Limited edition of 500 copies (200 on translucent red vinyl).
For fans of Scandinavian D-Beat (Anti Cimex, Rattus or Terveet Kdet)
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