Album Information
The album cover is a parody of a Mexican magazine called ¡Alarma!, which emphasizes sensational crime stories and has previously been banned - like the band, in certain instances - for its gruesome content/pictures.
The song "Asesino" is by Brujeria, not the artist Asesino. This song features Tony Campos from the band Static X.
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