I was born and raised in Mondragon, so oh! I've lived for a long time on the permanent island of movement. Yes, I also have, besides groups of other styles, Oh! The records at home and some of them I like, but I quickly got rid of those choirs, the punttoons that kill punk rage and, in many cases, the messages that they post. I needed something more...

That’s why I love leaving the comfort zone in which they live (they have been) and making decisions to deal with proposals that are becoming freer. An example of this is the Vietcong 68 post-Bardulia. The members of this quartet have a fruitful journey and have participated in projects such as Orreaga 778, Kale Urdangak or Neallta Fola, and currently some of them, among others, work in Screamers and Sinners or in Ttun Tttun Brigad.

Cucumber, for its part, has on many occasions demonstrated his desire to distance himself from the Corsises and did so, for example, with Achtung. On this occasion, he has made a commuter to the guitarist Karlote, who is fully open to the public. The two have shaped Vietcong 68, who has already published two albums with Moto and Ekaitz. Although the components of the group are Hernani, Bergara, Aretxabaleta and Azkoitia, they do not get together much, so they give little live.

Once out of Oh's tight patterns, they wrote down what they were put on the tip of their nose and decided to sing, whenever possible, about the calling to provoke. In the vinyl composed of eight songs, I'm the one who spies the children's games, of the prime opera of the great Illegals, and even if you've earned me with it, there are more ghosts: the rock-and-roll (Generous) baquillón that marries the punk rock furibundo; merging street rock in the style of Guida (No to democracy); Oi! the punk rock of the arrozales that holds the stribilles; the Generosa II rock-bald that leaves the fingerprint of Fiachras; the punk rock-and-roll fast tangocracy; Discipleship and Oi! The beautiful autobiography -- I'm the kid, who brings music to In the Mekong Delta -- and the legacy of Illegal with the dark punk.