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Tingster & The Coyotitos
Post-apocalyptic folklore meets cyberpunk grit.
Born in the high desert winds of Utah and raised on stories, static, and scripture, Tingster is a music mogul turned digital outlaw. Armed with a sharp mind, a sharper wit, and a heart still beating for the sacred and the strange, he fronts The Coyotitos—a band as elusive as smoke and just as hard to catch.
Blending nu-metal, progressive rock, and cinematic storytelling, Tingster & The Coyotitos bring to life a crumbling, data-drenched Mexico City where cybernetic coyotes roam among broken saints and forgotten machines. Each concept album is a dispatch from the ruins—filled with roaring guitars, synths soaked in dust, and lyrics that punch like prophecy.
Whispers say The Coyotitos formed in the underground tunnels beneath Tenochtitlán’s ruins. Others say they’re ghosts of the border, channeling rebel rhythms through scavenged tech and sacred tones. Whoever they are, their sound is unmistakable—and unforgettable.
From the haunting echoes of "Thinking Machines" to the myth-tech anthems of "Tenochtit-LAN", The Coyotitos channel history, faith, and hope in every track. It's not just music—it’s survival, poetry, and spiritual graffiti scratched into the ruins of the modern world.
Post-apocalyptic folklore meets cyberpunk grit.
Born in the high desert winds of Utah and raised on stories, static, and scripture, Tingster is a music mogul turned digital outlaw. Armed with a sharp mind, a sharper wit, and a heart still beating for the sacred and the strange, he fronts The Coyotitos—a band as elusive as smoke and just as hard to catch.
Blending nu-metal, progressive rock, and cinematic storytelling, Tingster & The Coyotitos bring to life a crumbling, data-drenched Mexico City where cybernetic coyotes roam among broken saints and forgotten machines. Each concept album is a dispatch from the ruins—filled with roaring guitars, synths soaked in dust, and lyrics that punch like prophecy.
Whispers say The Coyotitos formed in the underground tunnels beneath Tenochtitlán’s ruins. Others say they’re ghosts of the border, channeling rebel rhythms through scavenged tech and sacred tones. Whoever they are, their sound is unmistakable—and unforgettable.
From the haunting echoes of "Thinking Machines" to the myth-tech anthems of "Tenochtit-LAN", The Coyotitos channel history, faith, and hope in every track. It's not just music—it’s survival, poetry, and spiritual graffiti scratched into the ruins of the modern world.
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