Sin Dios was a staunchly anti-fascist and anti-capitalist anarchist hardcore punk band from Madrid, Spain formed in 1988. The group was known for its radical left-wing political activism and its vigorous campaign against all forms of fascism, capitalism, racism, sexism, and homophobia, themes that prominently infused their music and lyrics. Comprised of members who embraced the DIY ethic, Sin Dios often derived its musical strength from the punk and hardcore scenes, aiming to inject their political messaging into powerful sonic blasts that resonate as cries for freedom and solidarity.

Over the years, Sin Dios became a beacon in the punk community, celebrated not only for their uncompromising stance but for their commitment to the principles they sang about, which they practiced by organizing and participating in various social initiatives and protests. Albums like "Recortes de Libertad" (Cuts of Freedom), "Odio al Imperio" (Hatred to the Empire), and "Ingobernables" (Ungovernable) are testaments to their relentless struggle against societal injustices. Their music was about more than just aggression and protest; it was a call to action—a soundtrack to activism. Even after their disbandment in 2006, Sin Dios's music continues to inspire new generations of punk enthusiasts and activists around the world.

Genres

Hardcore Punk Espanol

Spanish Punk

Latest Release

Recortes de Libertad

Sin Dios

Album - 20 Tracks - Released March 2, 2003