Bad Indians - Bad Indians Are The Chocolate Factory

Review by Nahum Mendoza

Bad Indians Are The Chocolate Factory is an album that showcases the unique sound of Bad Indians, a band that blends traditional Native American music with modern rock and roll. The album features a variety of tracks that are both energetic and mellow, with lyrics that touch on themes of identity, heritage, and resistance.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Red Road," which features a driving beat and powerful vocals that speak to the struggles faced by Indigenous people. Another highlight is "Coyote Woman," a more introspective track that explores the complexities of identity and the search for self.

Summary by Nahum Mendoza

Bad Indians Are The Chocolate Factory is a strong debut album that showcases the band's ability to blend different musical styles and create a sound that is both unique and powerful. Fans of rock, Native American music, and socially conscious lyrics will find plenty to enjoy here.