Hong Kong Blood Opera

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Disco Sucks 00:00 Tools
Crazy Mexican Scientists 00:00 Tools
Cansei de Ser Gangsta 00:00 Tools
Blackout 00:00 Tools
Hear You Scream 00:00 Tools
Fuck All DJ's 00:00 Tools
Level 5 Song 00:00 Tools
Heat Rises 00:00 Tools
Navajazo 00:00 Tools
Switchblade Romance 00:00 Tools
Ways Of A Psycho 00:00 Tools
Fill Me Full Of Hate 00:00 Tools
Bound With Electrical Tape 00:00 Tools
I Grind My Teeth 00:00 Tools
Silence Is More Compelling 00:00 Tools
Cigarette Burns 00:00 Tools
Long Hard Night 00:00 Tools
Unicorn Killer 00:00 Tools
rock and roll decadence 00:00 Tools
I wanna hear ya scream 00:00 Tools
Passion gay lovers 00:00 Tools
in your face! 00:00 Tools
All Cheerleaders Die 00:00 Tools
Winghead 00:00 Tools
Crimson Purge 00:00 Tools
Memories 00:00 Tools
Monkey magic 00:00 Tools
All I See Is Red 00:00 Tools
Feed the Monster 00:00 Tools
Timers Are Set 00:00 Tools
Rats to the Hole 00:00 Tools
Straight Jacket Fighting 00:00 Tools
Skull Fucker 00:00 Tools
The Critical Paparatsi 00:00 Tools
Not for the Limp of Dick 00:00 Tools
International Masters of Trial and Error 00:00 Tools
How Does It Feel 00:00 Tools
Trainwreck 00:00 Tools
Hacksaw Ridge 00:00 Tools
The Critical Paparazzi 00:00 Tools
Jjiriki 00:00 Tools
Bullet Ballet 00:00 Tools
Say welcome to Electroshocker! 00:00 Tools
the Hong Kong Blood Opera - I 00:00 Tools
Killing Joke (2008) 00:00 Tools
Black Out 00:00 Tools
Switchblade Romance (demo) 00:00 Tools
Cigarrette Burns (en vivo) 00:00 Tools
iwhys 00:00 Tools
the hong kong blood opera - the critical paparatsi 00:00 Tools
the hong kong blood opera - disco sucks 00:00 Tools
Kickin' The Hornet's Nest 00:00 Tools
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The Hong Kong Blood Opera was formed in the city of Hermosillo, Sonora in the year 2006 as a result of former projects, such as the hardcore band "The Noise Cabaret" (2005-2006) and the experimental "... En La Orilla De La Utopia" (2003-2005), both bands integrated by most of the current members of HKBO. Coming from Hermosillo, a close-to-the-border town known for it's lack of musical movement other than traditional "banda" and "norteño" music, The HKBO along with other few punk, post-rock and electronic artists have initiated one of the most interesting underground scenes of independent music in the country, although in it's most it's usually ignored by national media. As a freshly created band, HKBO started with local and nearby appearances obtaining a positive response due to their unusual energetic live performances and despite their peculiar sound which involves several musical styles to which they simply define themselves as a Punk band. In late 2006 HKBO wins what would be the 'official and proper' mexican "Battle Of The Bands" (Rockampeonato) competing against 7000 bands from all over the country. The jury was integrated by some of Mexico's most renowned and legendary rock artists. The first and only prize was to sign a record deal with the main indie label in the country, Noiselab Records. HKBO goes into de studio in mids 2007 for the debut "The Critical Paparazzi EP" (Noiselab Records), produced by Yamil Rezc (Sub-División, Morbo) and which first single is "Killing Joke". It was officially released on september 5th, as a kick off for a 2-month national tour. Throughout 2007 HBKO PERFORMED as part of important musical festivals such as MX Beat where they shared stage with Dj Mehdi, Panico and The Whitest Boy Alive, and Motorokr Fest where they performed next to bands such as The Killers and Incubus. They were also the opening band for AFI's concert in Mexico City and have played along the country with Plastilina Mosh, Whitey, Zoe and División Minúscula. The Punchy-punk quintet was invited to the South By South West Music conference in Austin, Texas on March 2008, having perfomed at two International line-up gigs. During those presentations the audience and international press response towards the band was effusively positive. “Noisy electro-rock! HKBO are my new favourite Mexican band” Keytars & Violins Honng Kong Blood Opera: Favorite SXSW band by KVRX Student Radio “Mexican bands raised on American and British indie-rock of the `90s —with such names as Hong Kong Blood Opera […]are making music that doesn’t wear much Hispanic heritage on its hipster sleeve..” Star-Telegram “If you like metal and electro, these guys are really interesting. I don’t even have a genre category for this. Go ahead. Make one up. For all you hard rock Moggers out there.” Lady Miss Ian Hong Kong Blood Opera have recently moved to Mexico City. A second EP is planned for 2008. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.