Las Cruces

Todas las Cruces were an obscure doom clothing from San Antonio, TX, whose music owed an excellent debts to pioneering American serves like Saint Vitus as well as the Obsessed. Regularly hampered by paltry support in the independent brands that released them, the band’s two albums — 1996’s S.O.L. and 1998’s Ringmaster — present little traction beyond the rock underground. The lineup — including vocalist Tag Zammaron, guitarists Tag Lopez and George Trevino, bassist Artwork Cansino, and drummer Ben Regio Montano — was also continuously in flux, in support of the vocalist and bassist continued to be by the discharge time of 2001’s aptly called Lowest End EP. Todas las Cruces effectively surface to a fifty percent soon after, however in past due 2007 the group was revived by founding people Trevino and Zammaron, alongside guitarist Mando Tovar, drummer Paul Deleon, and bassist Marilyn. Reviews suggest that Todas las Cruces’ second recording, Ringmaster, is usually to be reissued imminently, and you will be followed by a whole new full-length entitled Dusk.