Top Metal releases plus a snippet of the Mexican Metal Scene.
The same Rusty eye recipe that was once featured in the Brutally delicious Book, now on TV Show version.
RUSTY EYE – POSSESSOR: Released for the first time on Vinyl! RELEASE DATE: 12/05/2016 Newly Mastered for Vinyl. First Edition Limited to only 500 copies on 12” Translucent Red Vinyl ! Arguably Rusty Eye’s best album, released in 2009, Possessor is the album that established Rusty Eye as one of the most original acts in... Read More
Click here for original article. Rusty Eye: The Mexican Metal band that went to Los Angeles to succeed. An example of persistence and hard work with this Trio based in the heart of the Sunset Strip. By Sergio Alvite Purists will say that Metal has to be sung in English language. The least conservative will... Read More
CLICK FOR ORIGINAL POST March 27th 2016, The Regent, Los Angeles CA: Bringing together rock ‘n roll and wrestling in a unique live performance based entertainment form, the Rock ‘N Roll Wrestling Bash “Exotrash” was created in 2003, and after several years of success in Europe, has finally made its way to the United States, following... Read More
Sergio Arau is one of the most iconic personalities in Mexican Rock en Español. He was one of the founding members of the eighties seminal band “Botellita de Jerez” and has released 3 albums as a solo artist. Simultaneously, his talents go beyond music and has directed music videos, animations, and movies. He is best... Read More
Rusty Eye “Mamá” [Amantes de Lola cover] Album: Saca el Cobre (2014) A production by Raubtier Director: Alejandro Ordoñez Producers: Alejandro Ordoñez y Gabriel Govela Photography Director: Fito Pardo, AMC. Line Producer: Roberto Jimenez Shot in La Colonia Roma, Mexico City. Mexico. 03/09/2014
Hot Flashes Hollywood metal band RUSTY EYE has released its new record Saca El Cobre, a hard rock and heavy metal homage to Mexican Rock En Español while saying farewell to longtime drummer, Miss Randall.With Saca El Cobre, Rusty Eye is paying homage to its Mexico City roots by covering songs of some of... Read More
Hollywood’s eclectic power trio goes back to its Mexican roots and brings us unique versions of the great Rock en Español classics. Just when we thought that the mighty metallers Rusty Eye could not do anything else anymore to surprise us, they return with their fourth album “Saca el Cobre” singing in Spanish... Read More