Get all 7 K.R.I.U.F. releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Víctimas de la Selección Natural (V.S.N.), Matriz, El Día de la Tierra - Compilación, Tutelaje, The ashes of what you believed LP, The Mother We Share EP, and Constitution EP.
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Crypto-anarquista
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Ecocidio
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K.R.I.U.F. Mexico
Nuestra influencia ideológica viene del existencialismo del cyberpunk y la contestación social anarquista. K.R.I.U.F.
simboliza el descontento de una generación azotada por la manipulación mediática, el deterioro ambiental, la nueva guerra fría y la decadencia del consumo cultural.
Khaos and Repulsion In a Union of Fallacies
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