Y Ese Que Tanto Habla Esta Totalmente Hueco Ya Sabeis Que El Cantaro Vacio Es El Que Mas Suena

Released in 1993 on the Oihuka label, this album represents a definitive moment in the Basque radical rock movement. Soziedad Alkoholika crafted the record as a visceral response to the sociopolitical climate of the early 1990s in Spain, blending elements of thrash metal and hardcore punk with lyrics that aggressively challenged mainstream media narratives and political hypocrisy. The band emerged from Vitoria-Gasteiz, utilizing their platform to criticize perceived ignorance and empty rhetoric, themes explicitly mirrored in the album's lengthy and provocative title.

The album's stark, direct aesthetic was typical of the underground independent label Oihuka, which served as a crucial outlet for the aggressive sounds burgeoning in the Basque Country at the time. Musically, the production favored raw power over studio polish, capturing the band's energetic live performance style. Upon release, the record was met with both fervor from the burgeoning metal and punk underground and controversy from authorities and conservative sectors, cementing the group’s reputation as one of the most polarizing and influential bands in the Spanish heavy music scene.