The interesting thing about Loco Gringos Have a Party, comprised of Argentinean, Brazilan groups (and one from Peru), is that the bands� influences run closer to metal than rock. Instead of Blue Cheer, there�s Megadeth. Sure, there are bands that take the more obvious path cleared by Fu Manchu, Queens of the Stone Age, and the like, but more seem steeped in the riffs of the �80s. There�s the groove associated with the genre, but it also stomps. An appreciation for Motorhead is another common unifier amongst the bands. I heard a good half dozen or so tracks that paid tribute to that influential act. Loco Gringos Have a Party is proof that good, unique music that you can relate to can be found anywhere.

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