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Ill Niño: One Nation Underground
You could call Latin metal outfit Ill Nino a cross between Soulfly and Linkin Park leaning a little more towards the Park. It's a very 2005 combination, one you could consider contrived even, but there's enough genuine and inspired moments on their third album to not write them off as wannabees, enough to even cheer them on and hope they let their inner Ill Nino out a little more next time. They've got hooks and tension building down just right and while they lyrically border on bland, there's some...
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