Los Makarros - Violence All Night

Review by Gisella Gallenca

Los Makarros' latest album "Violence All Night" is a high-energy explosion of punk rock, with a heavy dose of ska and reggae influences thrown in. The band's signature sound is at its best here, with the album showcasing their tight musicianship and catchy, anthemic choruses.

The album's opening track "No Control" sets the tone with a driving beat and a chorus that begs to be shouted along to. "Bad Reputation" is another standout, with its infectious horn riff and lyrics about living fast and wild. "Violence All Night" is a title track that lives up to its name, with a frenzied guitar solo and lyrics about the chaos of the night life.

Los Makarros also show off their versatility with tracks like "Rasta Man" and "Reggae Ska", which incorporate elements of reggae and ska into their punk sound. The album closes with "The End", a slower, more introspective track that showcases the band's songwriting chops and emotional range.

Summary by Gisella Gallenca

"Violence All Night" is a must-listen for fans of punk rock and ska. Los Makarros have delivered another solid album that will have listeners dancing and singing along from start to finish.