Infektion - Disgruntled Hispanics

Review by Liz Volpe

Infektion's latest album, Disgruntled Hispanics, is a bold and unapologetic exploration of the struggles and frustrations faced by the Latino community. From the hard-hitting opening track "Sangre y Arena" to the haunting closing track "Sueño Americano," the album delivers a powerful blend of metal, punk, and Latin rhythms that will leave listeners both energized and moved.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "La Lucha," which features a driving beat and fiery lyrics that speak to the ongoing fight for justice and equality. Another highlight is "Muro de la Vergüenza," a searing indictment of the Trump administration's border policies that features a blistering guitar solo and a chorus that will have audiences chanting along.

Throughout the album, Infektion's musicianship shines, with tight rhythms, intricate guitar work, and passionate vocals that showcase the band's range and versatility. But what really sets Disgruntled Hispanics apart is its unflinching honesty and its willingness to confront difficult topics head-on.

Summary by Liz Volpe

Disgruntled Hispanics is a must-listen for anyone who cares about social justice, Latinx culture, or just good old-fashioned rock and roll. Infektion has crafted a powerful and timely album that demands to be heard.