The 1991 release "Barman" by La Polla Records captures the band in a period of solidified relevance, delivering their signature blend of sharp social commentary and raw punk energy.
- "Barman" was released in July 1991 on the band's own La Polla Records label, later reissued by Cultura Rock Records.
- The album features 12 tracks, showcasing La Polla Records' characteristic lyrical style that often blended humor with biting political and social critique.
- Upon its release, "Barman" contributed to La Polla Records' status as a consistent force in the Spanish punk and rock landscape throughout the 1990s.
La Polla Records was a pioneering Basque punk band founded in 1979, known for their politically charged lyrics and energetic live performances. Emerging from the vibrant punk scene of the Basque Country, they became a cornerstone of Spanish rock. At the time of "Barman," they were well-established figures in Spanish punk, having navigated the transition from the underground to more mainstream recognition.
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