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Oktubre 1986
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Oktubre

Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota released Oktubre in October 1986, an album that marked a turning point in their sound. They recorded in a studio in Buenos Aires, using equipment borrowed from friends. The sound was colder, with influences of new wave and post-punk, something they had not done before. The songs carried a dystopian narrative, as if they were talking about revolutions and global conflicts, and also about Argentine politics at that time.

Year
1986
Songs
9

9 song|s

Song list

# Title Available ⏱
01

Fuegos de octubre

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02

Preso en mi ciudad

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03

Música para pastillas

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04

Semen-Up

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05

Divina TV. Führer

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06

Motor psico

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07

Jijiji

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08

Canción para naufragios

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09

Ya nadie va a escuchar tu remera

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About the album

Oktubre, according to DoReSol

The album was recorded over two months, between August and September 1986. The producer, Patricio Rey, worked with two types of sound: one more pop and one more dark. The band used electric bass, keyboards and percussion that gave a strange touch. Songs like Fuegos de octubre or Música para pastillas had simple structures at first, but later filled up with guitar solos and saxophone. The sound engineer, Ovel Costa, gave the album a reverb that made it sound more enveloping. The cover design, done by Rocambole, also had a conceptual touch, as if it were a tribute to historical struggles.

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