Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Beach Impediment Records (2026)
1. Agua Peligrosa (Intro) 00:00
2. Sol 04:50
3. Fantasmas 07:41
4. Mi Tierra 10:09
5. Scorpion 11:56
6. Pesadillas 14:28
7. Sucio Policía 16:23
8. Cruces 18:40
9. Machete 21:10
10. Ovni II 22:58
11. Corazón Fuerte 26:11
12. Outro 28:27
Vinyl LP: beachimpedimentrecords.bigcartel.com
Austin, Texas punk powerhouse MUJERES PODRIDAS returns to us hot off the heels of a Japanese tour with their "SANGRE Y SOL" LP, the first we have heard from them since 2021's "MUERTE EN PARAISO." Over the years, each release has seen the band not only honing their skill but ultimately carving out their own territory within the vast sonic terrain we're all immersed in as enthusiasts of this music and "SANGRE Y SOL" is truly the pinnacle of their nearly decade journey thus far. The aural steamroller that is this ensemble aside, this record is not meant to be merely a linear punk album with one sound but rather a cohesive collection of experiences of growing up on the border of South Texas reflected by varied levels of mood and intensity. These songs are about love, violence, death. They reflect the general passion that comes from balancing the intense highs and lows of life while still being proud of the land that nourished and raised the members of this group. In short, "SANGRE Y SOL" is meant to represent the violence and danger people face crossing the border on foot and the long journey that lies ahead navigating through a society and landscape that are often both inhospitable and harsh.
Each record comes in a full package featuring an outstanding LP jacket and newspaper print poster composed by drummer Phill Gonzalez alongside illustrations by Kumi Gardner that help to convey these stories and emotions on a visual level.
Bandcamp: mujerespodridas.bandcamp.com
Instagram; instagram.com/mujeres.podridas
Mixed by Mike Kriebel at Abbey Road West and mastered by Dan Randall at Mammoth Sound.
Released December 5, 2025
Beach Impediment Records (2026)
1. Agua Peligrosa (Intro) 00:00
2. Sol 04:50
3. Fantasmas 07:41
4. Mi Tierra 10:09
5. Scorpion 11:56
6. Pesadillas 14:28
7. Sucio Policía 16:23
8. Cruces 18:40
9. Machete 21:10
10. Ovni II 22:58
11. Corazón Fuerte 26:11
12. Outro 28:27
Vinyl LP: beachimpedimentrecords.bigcartel.com
Austin, Texas punk powerhouse MUJERES PODRIDAS returns to us hot off the heels of a Japanese tour with their "SANGRE Y SOL" LP, the first we have heard from them since 2021's "MUERTE EN PARAISO." Over the years, each release has seen the band not only honing their skill but ultimately carving out their own territory within the vast sonic terrain we're all immersed in as enthusiasts of this music and "SANGRE Y SOL" is truly the pinnacle of their nearly decade journey thus far. The aural steamroller that is this ensemble aside, this record is not meant to be merely a linear punk album with one sound but rather a cohesive collection of experiences of growing up on the border of South Texas reflected by varied levels of mood and intensity. These songs are about love, violence, death. They reflect the general passion that comes from balancing the intense highs and lows of life while still being proud of the land that nourished and raised the members of this group. In short, "SANGRE Y SOL" is meant to represent the violence and danger people face crossing the border on foot and the long journey that lies ahead navigating through a society and landscape that are often both inhospitable and harsh.
Each record comes in a full package featuring an outstanding LP jacket and newspaper print poster composed by drummer Phill Gonzalez alongside illustrations by Kumi Gardner that help to convey these stories and emotions on a visual level.
Bandcamp: mujerespodridas.bandcamp.com
Instagram; instagram.com/mujeres.podridas
Mixed by Mike Kriebel at Abbey Road West and mastered by Dan Randall at Mammoth Sound.
Released December 5, 2025








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