“Chills and Thrills” is a chilling and thrilling album that contains 11 original songs where they talk about some people they hate, places they’ve been, eating poop, something about trains and other personal experiences. This sound is the most themselves they’ve ever been so far, going to darker places in songs like “Chills and Thrills” or “Sonnhalde”, smoother rhythms like “I hate you” or “worms and bugs”, hit songs for singing at the irish pub with your drunk friends like “forked tongue” and the soundtrack you asked santa for listening while riding the train (“one way train”), amongst others. They also wrote a catchy song called “I will let you down” so you can learn the chorus and sing it to your parents. We can also find two covers in the album. One from the mythical Argentinian punk band “Flema”, with less distortion but the same amount of punk in it. The second cover is “Low Road”, a rockabilly song by Mac Curtis but with such an explosive twist and so much screaming that you’ll get their spit on your face even when listening to the recorded version.

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ABOUT THE RECORDING

After a 3-month super intense Europan tour, Angry Zeta still had enough energy left to go to Italy and meet the famous/infamous Outside Inside Studio. Because of budget limitations, they did a 3-day recording session for the 13 songs included in the album with the amazing Matt Bordin, their favorite hipster audio engineer, fan and owner of every kind of analog audio equipment, expert in getting the best sound out of live bands with his collection of super pro microphones, and zen master of doing as many takes as needed until you get it right. Fueled by Italian coffee, pasta, and pizza, they were able to deliver within the deadline and had enough time to go out to celebrate with Matt at the end of the recording.

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ABOUT THEIR LIVE SHOW

Here's a super cool post about a new fan they made last tour where she makes them seem awesome

ABOUT THEIR LIVE ALBUM

I found a new band to love from Argentina! Angry Zeta & The Hillbullys are from Buenos Aires and Live is the bands second release. The band play mostly Country-Punk (it use to be called Cow-Punk back in the day) versions of famous C’n’W and Cowboy songs like ‘Rawhide’, ‘Sam Hall’ and ‘Cocaine Blues’. The music is intense acoustic music with the spirit of the west throughout. Male and female shared vocals compete with some absolutely astounding banjo plucking and fiddle work as well as some double bass pounding. Their debut album is available as a ‘Name Your Own Price’ download on the Bandcamp link below if you want a taster of Live go check that out. The band have toured Europe before so keep an eye for them appearing at anytime. It’s a really good recording that at times is very hard to tell its recorded live. I also couldn’t tell if there any originals on here but the ones that I know are covers are done in such an original way and with a passion and energy flowing through them they may as well be Angry Zeta & The Hillbullys own songs anyway! Text extracted from here