Biography
At the end of 2006, Txarly Usher, Nando Fausto and H. Zombie celebrates a secret meeting inside a cold-storage room. The mission was to make a conceptual record paying tribute to their favorite movies, recapturing the essence of the nerve and the direct thing as way of liberation.
This way there are born Los Carniceros del Norte and their album “13 Cuchilladas”, in wich they made their particular musicalization of classic horror films like The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Nosferatu, The Shining, The Night of the Living Dead… with obvious musical influences like Parálisis Permanente, The Damned, Dead Kennedys, Lords of the New Church, Sex Pistols…
After showing their monsters all around Spain and part of Europe, the visceral convulsions that take place in each of their meetings, leads them to continue their mission and tear into pieces a handful of new corpses under the name of "2º Acto", released at Working Class Records as "13 Cuchilladas - 2º Acto" ('08), the first official album of Los Carniceros del Norte.
In 2009 they decided to pay tribute to Edgar Allan Poe and specifically to Roger Corman's film adaptations of his stories, and this way sees the light the EP "Poe is Dead", with a darker sound and totally different from the previous recordings, influenced by Bauhaus, The Cure… this work is distributed only in digital format through Zorch Factory Records, and it will be released soon on vinyl 10" by the mexican label Bambam Records.
And in 2010, they dedice to transform again the sound and the concept of the band, although they keep making songs about movies, this time is exclusively about classic latin horror movies, from Spain, Italy, Mexico… up to 13 new stabs that will form the next album of Los Carniceros del Norte "Santa Sangre".
More information: http://www.myspace.com/loscarnicerosdelnorte
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