About this album
Where they were
Released on February 25, 2003, 'Dance and Dense Denso' is Molotov's third studio album, following their successful sophomore release '¿Dónde Jugarán los Niños?'. At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their reputation for blending aggressive punk rock with biting political lyrics, reflecting both their artistic evolution and the socio-political climate in Mexico.
Why it matters
'Dance and Dense Denso' garnered significant attention for its unapologetic critique of political corruption and social issues in Mexico. The lead single 'Frijolero' became a rallying cry during the immigration debates in the U.S., showcasing the band's impact on contemporary political discourse and earning them renewed critical acclaim.
Essential tracks
- "Frijolero" — This track vividly encapsulates Molotov's fusion of punk energy with a poignant political message about immigration and identity.
- "Here We Kum" — Its catchy hooks and satirical lyrics make it a standout example of the band's humor intertwined with serious themes.
- "No me da mi Navidad (Punketon)" — The track showcases a mix of festive sounds and punk sensibilities, highlighting Molotov's diverse musical influences.
Release Date
February 25, 2003
Artist Origin
Mexico
Tracklist
- 1 Dance and Dense Denso 1:52
- 2 Here We Kum 4:14
- 3 Changüich a la chichona (sic) 3:28
- 4 No me da mi Navidad (Punketon) 4:38
- 5 Noko 3:31
- 6 Frijolero 3:30
- 7 E. Charles White 3:37
- 8 Queremos pastel 3:11
- 9 I'm the One 3:20
- 10 Nostradamus mucho (Que se caiga el teatro) 2:24
- 11 Hit Me (Gimme tha Power 2) 4:18
