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Dorso is a legendary Gore-Grindcore Metal/Jazz-Fusion band from Chile, formed in 1984 by Rodrigo “Pera” Cuadra and Yamal Eltit. |
Dorso is a legendary Gore-Grindcore Metal/Jazz-Fusion band from Chile, formed in 1984 by Rodrigo “Pera” Cuadra and Yamal Eltit. |
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Their music lyrics, in Spanish/[[Gratuitous English|Spanglish]], are based in horror movies, [[ |
Their music lyrics, in Spanish/[[Gratuitous English|Spanglish]], are based in horror movies, [[H.P. Lovecraft]], alien invasions and more. |
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Albums: |
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* [[Eldritch Abomination]] |
* [[Eldritch Abomination]] |
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* [[Eldritch Location]] |
* [[Eldritch Location]] |
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* [[Everything's Better with Dinosaurs]]: The song ''Dinosaur Panorama''. |
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* [[Fisher Kingdom]]: ''Silvestre Holocaust'' |
* [[Fisher Kingdom]]: ''Silvestre Holocaust'' |
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* Gorn |
* Gorn |
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* [[Something Something Leonard Bernstein]] |
* [[Something Something Leonard Bernstein]] |
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* [[Surprisingly Gentle Song]]: Parodied |
* [[Surprisingly Gentle Song]]: Parodied |
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* [[Shout-Out]]: A Lot |
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* [[Toilet Humor]]: The song ''Zombies from Mapocho'' is about zombies made of crap. |
* [[Toilet Humor]]: The song ''Zombies from Mapocho'' is about zombies made of crap. |
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* [[Unexpected Genre Change]] |
* [[Unexpected Genre Change]] |
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Revision as of 14:22, 9 April 2014
Dorso is a legendary Gore-Grindcore Metal/Jazz-Fusion band from Chile, formed in 1984 by Rodrigo “Pera” Cuadra and Yamal Eltit.
Their music lyrics, in Spanish/Spanglish, are based in horror movies, H.P. Lovecraft, alien invasions and more.
Albums:
- Bajo Una Luna Cámbrica (1989)
- Romance (1991)
- El Espanto Surge De La Tumba (1993)
- Big Monsters Aventura (1995)
- Disco Blood (1998)
- Lari La Live! (2002)
- Unplugged Cosmico (2007)
- Espacium (2008)
Genres played by Dorso:
- Avant-Garde: Bajo una luna cambrica.
- Country Music: Zombies from Mapocho sound like this.
- Death Metal
- Grindcore
- Industrial Metal: Songs like Cadaveria, Il maniaco.
- Progressive Rock: Romance.
- Thrash Metal
Dorso provides examples of:
- Album Title Drop:El Espanto Surge De La Tumba and Disco Blood.
- Alien Invasion:Extraterrestre Gore cannibal invasion.
- Body Horror
- Concept Album:
- Romance is a Fantasy Tale
- Big Monsters Aventura is all about old horror movies
- Espacium is about Space Horror
- Cosmic Horror Song
- Dead Baby Comedy
- Eldritch Abomination
- Eldritch Location
- Everything's Better with Dinosaurs: The song Dinosaur Panorama.
- Fisher Kingdom: Silvestre Holocaust
- Gorn
- Giant Spider: the spiders in Consumer By Pollito Spider.
- Gratuitous English: Most of the lyrics.
- Harsh Vocals
- Heavy Mithril: Several song are related to the Cthulhu Mythos.
- Hell Hotel: Dunwich Animal Child
- Human Sacrifice: Horrible Sacrifice
- Humanoid Abomination: Ultraputrefactus Criatura.
- Magic Meteor: Silvestre Holocaust
- Metal Scream
- Mother of a Thousand Young: Bosques
- Murder Ballad
- Naughty Tentacles: The song Hours on Tentaculon. Very explicit.
- Neoclassical Punk Zydeco Rockabilly
- New Sound Album
- Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot: Samurai We Fight! is about a Samurai turned in a cyborg. Also, this line from Dr.Mortis
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"Dr mortis, too much bloody! |
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- Lighter and Softer: Romance compared to the rest of the albums.
- The Lost Woods: Bosques
- Obligatory Bondage Song
- Our Monsters Are Weird
- Our Zombies Are Different: See Toilet Humor
- Precision F-Strike
- The Red Planet: Marte Horror Planet
- Rock Opera: Romance, again.
- Something Something Leonard Bernstein
- Surprisingly Gentle Song: Parodied
- Shout-Out: A Lot
- Toilet Humor: The song Zombies from Mapocho is about zombies made of crap.
- Unexpected Genre Change