Sociedad Subterranea whom describe themselves as a “Mexican contemporary arts and music record label… that also works as a music net-label, netzine, TV/video production, booking agency, music promotion, journalism and a live radio program” published a series of compilation albums named Antojitos Mexicanos (roughly translated as Mexican Treats) that are free for download. The basic idea is simple (and extremely similar to an idea here at Suite 303, called Mexhibit A): contemporary music from Mexico, embracing several genres and styles.

If you are into meeting new music from an specific region, this is for you. Along the three volumes some tracks are superb, some others are great and, fortunately, the minority are just plain… but, admit it, the best thing is that they are free and ready for being listened.

Their web site contains a good description of the artists, bands and music, so I won’t get deep in that area. A note: download in Volume 3 is really slooooow, they should improve their transfer rate.