Injectors garage.punk.rock.lima.peru

Released in 1993, with the original line-up of Yorch Arteaga, Papa Romano, Pedro Allemant (from Peruvian hardcore punk band, Futuro Incierto) and drummer Peter Sanguineti, these songs showcase their noisy style. A few classics include "15 Minutes" and "Hero" , the latter inspired Yorch's brother to create their fly logo because of the buzzing wah pedal Papa used.

After Pedro left the band, Injectors became a power trio, banded again with new tunes and reformed their sound with a dry, distorted mixing. In early 1995 they finished thesessions with highlights such as "Ex" and the catchy "I Human".

In 1996 the band continued their search for an experimental and original sound and decided to record the new material in the rehearsal studio with an analog 8-track recorder. They released the most honest, "in your face" tape ever made by a Peruvian garage-punk band. Song favourites include "Song 4" and a re-vamped version of "Hero".