La Polla Records is a Spanish punk rock band, formed in 1979 in Salvatierra/Agurain, a small town in Basque Country (Spain).

They were one of the first punk bands to sing in Spanish. La Polla Records was a band that was known as a symbol of rebellion against everything, to the point of them being called "anti-everything".

As a result of this they faced several major obstacles throughout their career, primarily threats and repression.

The band members even faced jail time during a fiasco gig with Eskorbuto, another Spanish band from the underground.

This is their sixth album, originally released in 1990. The cover for the EDMNA album, created by Manolo Gil on the band's own idea, bears an undeniable resemblance to that of The Rolling Stones' "Beggars Banquet" (Decca, 1968) from 1968.

Sometime later, the band said they were not aware of the resemblance when the final design of the album was decided.

The recording and mixing were once again in the hands of Jean Phocas. The double-sheet inside, which contains the lyrics in three languages (Spanish, Basque and English), is particularly noteworthy.

On this occasion, the album's production seems to have a guitar sound that is perhaps more powerful than on other occasions.

At times it even sounds like the arrangements of a heavy rock or metal band (...)