About this album
Where they were
Fobia released 'Fobia on Ice' in late 1997, marking their third studio album. The band was solidifying their place in the Mexican rock scene after the success of their previous album, 'Disco Bizarro', which had established them as a leading force in Latin rock during the mid-90s.
Why it matters
'Fobia on Ice' is significant for its influence on the alternative rock scene in Mexico, showcasing a blend of humor and social commentary through catchy melodies. The album received positive critical reception and contributed to the band's sustained popularity, helping to inspire a wave of new rock bands in Latin America.
Essential tracks
- "El microbito" — This opening track sets the tone with its infectious energy and clever lyrical playfulness, encapsulating Fobia's unique style.
- "Revolución sin manos" — This song features compelling social commentary wrapped in an upbeat melody, making it a standout example of Fobia's ability to combine fun with depth.
- "Perra policía" — A bold critique of authority wrapped in catchy hooks, this track exemplifies Fobia's knack for mixing political themes with accessible rock music.
Release Date
December 16, 1997
Artist Origin
Mexico
Tracklist
- 1 El microbito 5:14
- 2 Veneno vil 5:22
- 3 Fiebre 4:20
- 4 El diablo 3:56
- 5 Camila 3:54
- 6 Regrésame a Júpiter 3:48
- 7 Descontrol 5:29
- 8 Puedo rascarme solo 4:33
- 9 Dios bendiga a los gusanos 4:33
- 10 Los cibernoides 3:18
- 11 Mira Teté (mientras más fumo más te quiero) 4:11
- 12 Perra policía 4:56
- 13 Revolución sin manos 5:00
- 14 El crucifijo 3:48
- 15 Hipnotízame 3:33
- 16 Vivo 5:18
