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Apocalypshit (Parental Advisory),Molotov

- Apocalypshit (Parental Advisory)
- - 77,622 plays
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  - 6 shares
Molotov
Released 1999

Polkas Palabras
03:22
8,511 plays

No Manches Mi Vida
03:30
6,101 plays

Apocalypshit
04:05
5,441 plays

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- 1
- No Manches Mi Vida
- 03:30
- 6,101 plays

- 2
- Karmara
- 03:42
- 4,233 plays

- 3
- Polkas Palabras
- 03:22
- 8,511 plays

- 4
- Step Off
- 03:23
- 3,932 plays

- 5
- Apocalypshit
- 04:05
- 5,441 plays

- 6
- Nero
- 03:28
- 4,020 plays

- 7
- Kuleka's Choice
- 04:16
- 3,038 plays

- 8
- Rastaman-dita
- 03:49
- 13,670 plays

- 9
- Parasito
- 03:36
- 12,207 plays

- 10
- Undertow
- 03:29
- 3,413 plays

- 11
- Exorsimio
- 03:57
- 5,169 plays

- 12
- Let it Roll
- 03:53
- 3,574 plays

- 13
- El Mundo
- 07:10
- 4,317 plays

album review

Molotov's second proper album for the American market, Apocalypshit continues the bent on groove-laden hardcore with a bent for dark humor and social commentary. The sonic experimentalism from their first, Donde Jugaran Las Niñas?, is stated even more directly here, thanks in part to the presence of Beastie Boys associate Mario Caldato, Jr. on production, recording, and mixing. The grooves are much better than average, and the wildman Spanish vocals of Tito Fuentes give the album an added edge. Aside from Rage Against the Machine and a few others, there's so little music in this style worth its salt, making Apocalypshit an excellent adventure through post-grunge metal. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide