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Genres
  
Electro-industrial

Website
  
www.hocico.com

Members
  
Erk Aicrag, Racso Agroyam

Years active
  
1993–present

Genre
  
Electro-industrial


Labels
  
Out of Line Music Metropolis Records

Origin
  
Mexico City, Mexico (1993)

Albums
  
Wrack and Ruin, Memorias atrás, Signos de aberración, Sangre Hirviente, Ofensor

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Hocico (pronounced "Osziko") is a Mexican electro-industrial duo.

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History

The duo was officially formed in 1993 by Erk Aicrag (Erik Garcia), who sings the lyrics and vocals, and Racso Agroyam (Oscar Mayorga), who does programming, but both cousins had been experimenting with electronic music, mixing industrial and EBM, since they were fifteen years old. Their music can be described as electro-industrial. Given the influence of varying currents of electronic music (mainly Skinny Puppy) they began their trajectory in 1989 in a project called "Niñera Degenerada". Their lyrics are both in Spanish as well as English. The Spanish word hocico means snout, and is used in Mexico as a disrespectful way to describe someone's comments coming out of their mouth.

Agroyam has a side project called Dulce Liquido, while Aicrag has one called Rabia Sorda.

Demos

Available in Compact Cassette

  • Misuse, Abuse And Accident (1993)
  • Autoagresión Persistente (1994)
  • Triste Desprecio (1996)

    • Albums

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  • Odio Bajo El Alma (1997)
  • Sangre Hirviente (1999)
  • Signos de Aberración (2002)
  • Hate Never Dies: The Celebration 4CD (2003) Limited to 2500 copies Featuring the band’s Demos
  • Wrack And Ruin (2004)
  • Memorias Atrás (2008)
  • Tiempos de Furia (2010)
  • El Ultimo Minuto (2012)
  • Los dias caminando en el fuego (2013)
  • Ofensor (2015)

    • EPs

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  • El Día De La Ira (1998)
  • Cursed Land (1998)
  • Aquí Y Ahora En El Silencio (2000)
  • El Día De La Ira Re-released (2002)
  • Silent Wrath (2002) Available in Signos de Aberración Limited Edition
  • Disidencia Inquebrantable (2003)
  • Maldiciones Para Un Mundo En Decadencia (2004) Available in Wrack And Ruin Limited Edition
  • Scars (2006) Available in A Traves De Mundos Que Arden DVD Limited Edition
  • About A Dead (2007)
  • The Day The World Stopped (2008) Available in Memorias Atrás Digipack Edition

    • Singles

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  • Untold Blasphemies (2001)
  • Born to be Hated (2004)
  • Not Like You (Apestas! Version)(2006) Promo Single
  • The Shape Of Things To Come (2007) Limited Edition 1000 copies
  • Dog Eat Dog (2010) Limited Edition
  • Bite Me (2011)
  • Vile Whispers (2012)
  • In the Name of Violence (2015)
  • Forgotten Tears (2015)

    • Lives

  • Los Hijos Del Infierno (1998)
  • Tierra Eléctrica (1999)
  • Blasphemies In The Holy Land (Live in Israel) (2005) Limited to 2000 copies Recorded Live By Maor Appelbaum
  • Tora! Tora! Tora! (2008)
  • Blood on the Red Square (2011)
  • Die Hölle Über Berlin (2014)

    • Vinyl

  • Born To Be (Hated) (2004)
  • Wrack And Ruin 2LP (2004) Boxset Limited to 1000 copies
  • Dog Eat Dog (2010) Limited to 666 copies

    • Mini CDs

  • Untold Blasphemies (2001)
  • Born To Be (Hated) (2004)

    • DVD

  • A Traves De Mundos Que Arden (2006)
  • Blood On The Red Square (2011)
  • Die Hölle über Berlin (2014)

    • Songs

    Tiempos de FuriaTiempos de furia · 2010
    Bienvenido a La MaldadOfensor · 2015
    EcosWrack and Ruin · 2004

    References

    Hocico Wikipedia
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