DIVISION AUTISTA - "Hijo Marginal 87-88" LP (NR008)

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	1.	Nadie Me Va a Cambiar 02:40
	2.	Los Campos De La Muerte 02:08
	3.	Straight Edge 02:06
	4.	Hijo Marginal 02:24
	5.	Bolches 02:11
	6.	Aburrimiento 01:15
	7.	No Mas Idolos 01:59
	8.	No Me Mires (Minas) 01:19
	9.	Ilegar a Los 40 01:38
	10.	Intro (Live) 01:52
	11.	Yo No Quiero (Live) 01:57
	12.	No Confies (Live) 02:57
	13.	Rutina (Live) 00:25
	14.	Pobres Inocentes (Live) 02:19
	15.	Ilega La Noche (Live) 02:27
	16.	Straight Edge (Live) 01:33
	17.	Hijo Marginal (Live) 02:22
	18.	Nadie Me Va a Cambiar (Live) 01:47

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Another big player in the 80's Argentinian punk movement.

The band was featured on the first ever Argentinian punk compilation album " Invasion 88" released by Radio Tripoli in 1988.

This LP contains the two tracks from "Invasion 88" plus a previously unreleased track from the same studio session! Added to the ultra rare Demo 1987 and live tracks from "Sala Aranguren" gig recorded in 1987.
Total of 18 tracks remastered to vinyl by Daniel Husayn from North London Bomb Factory.

División Autista hardcore band with American Hardcore Punk influences, is considered the first to spread the ideas of Straight Edge, United Forces and Positive Forces in Latin America.

División Autista, was formed in 1986 in Caballito, a middle class neighbourhood in the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The band played live for the first time in June 28th 1987.

The six songs of the first Demo was recorded in 1987 in a studio in Ramos Maija together with Massacre Palestina.

Some time later they received a proposal from Radio Tripoli to record the Invasion 88 compilation LP with two songs. Three songs were recorded at Bucaneros Dining Room Studio, recording Los Campos de la Muerte, StraightEdge and Nadie me va a Cambiar

They played their last gig in September 19, 1988, in Gasoline.

División Autista, Argentinian Hardcore band, supporters of the unity of cultural movements.

Pablo/Bonzo (Bass and Backing Vocals) Fabian/Pil (Guitar and Backing Vocals) Emilio/Iguana (Vocals) Martín/Tano (Drums and Backing Vocals) Pablo/Rambo (Backing Vocals)

Limited to 300 copies!

Co-release with Sub-Discos and Discos Mugrientos

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released November 29, 2022

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