Polo Pepo - San Felipe es Punk 7" xx1981 Guitars sit further back ominously

Guitars sit further back ominously warbling and echoing

aggressive

Feels bad to bring Thigh Master into this debate but as jangle-pop becomes passe to the forever morphing ladder climbers of the Australian underground one could say those continuing to jangle fall into the categories of a) whacking any Australiana reference (Dick Smith

and the band connect to those sentiments with vigor

I think I was holding the guitar over my head at the time

Polo Pepo - San Felipe es Punk 7" xx1981 Guitars sit further back ominously"San Felipe Es Punk" is an anomaly in the history of punk. Overlooked at the time it was released by the international scene, this object contains the essence of Mexican underground rock in a couple of songs. We are not talking the fast, urgent and political hardcore punk most people think of when Mexico pops up in a conversation. This is different, this is what people with no relation to worldwide tape trading or specialized zines thought was punk.