Xolotl - Xolotl

Artist: Xolotl 

Album: Xoltol 

Label: American Line Productions

Year: 2009 

Country: USA 

Genre: Black Metal

Xolotl were a pre-hispanic black metal band based out of Salt Lake City, Utah. They share members with Yaotl Mictlan, and released this one self-titled album. The band takes their name of the sinister Aztec god of lightning and death, and lyrically draw from stories in both Aztec and Mayan mythology. Musically, Xolotl obvious carries some similarities to their sister band, but opt for shorter, more violent tracks than the long-form atmospheric black metal of Yaotl Mictlan. In addition the band incorporates many traditional indigenous flutes, whistles, and percussion into their music that adds a layer of mystique and transports you to the temples of Tenochtitlan. 

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Sangre Y Tierra - Cuando Los Blancos Vienen

Artist: Sangre Y Tierra

Album: Cuando Los Blancos Vienen

Label: Self-Released

Year: 2009

Country: USA

Genre: Black Metal

Sangre Y Tierra was a one man raw depressive black metal act from Holyoke, Massachusetts. This is their debut EP. In addition to themes of self-hatred and depression, Sangre Y Tierra write songs about Puerto Rican and Taino history and ancestral pride. On their debut offering, Sangre Y Tierra create a short but power statement of hatred and loathing. The record starts with a mid-pace dirge seething with venom and a pain that is palpable in the vocal performance. Right after "Pegado A Mierda" unleashes a belligerent torrent of contempt, only with things to slowly crash and fade into oblivion on the final track. A formidable initial offering from this Taino DSBM act. 

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Kalkumakuñ - Profundidad Abismal

Band: Kalkumakuñ

Album: Profundidad Abismal

Label: Self-Released

Year: 2016

Country: Chile

Genre: Black Thrash Metal

Kalkumakuñ are a black thrash metal band from Nueva Imperial, Chile. The is a recorded version of the band's debut demo, which was initially released in 2013. Along with the routine themes of evil and misanthropy that is to be expected with black metal, the band also write songs about the mythology of their Mapuche ancestors, who are a peoples indigenous to Chile, Peru, and Argentina. Across six tracks Kalkumakuñ lay putrid waste, conjuring malevolent spirits such as the Trekle-Wekufe with their fierce and wicked black thrash.

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