Mas Fiestas con el Grupo Vision Fortune is an album borne out of desperate economic uncertainty, loosely based on John Kay's infamous 'Parable of the Ox' - itself a thinly veiled allegory for unbridled capitalism. The album represents the tragic life and death of the aforementioned ox, whose weight is solely determined by the aggregated 'wisdom of the crowd'. The music contained within embodies both the self-interested nature of hysterical spectators, and the agonising sense of culpability following the animal's eventual demise.

Mas Fiestas con el Grupo Vision Fortune is Vision Fortune's first long player and hears the band settling in to their droning, repetition based repeater punk over two sides of wax. Although their battering strobe light that features in their crushing live show isn't literally in your front room as you listen to the record, it's certainly there in spirit as the band expertly guide us through 8 tracks of hulking riffs, drawn out drones, ethereal vocals and cyclical drum patterns.

Co-released with Faux Discx.

Credits
Recording and artwork by Vision Fortune. Mixed by MJ at Suburban Home Studio and Vision Fortune. Mastered by Joe Caithness at Subsequent Mastering.

Pressing Information
1st pressing - 300 copies on 180g black vinyl. 2nd pressing - 300 copies on 180g black vinyl with a different label to 1st pressing. Both have a high gloss printed sleeve with spine and black paper inner-bag. Comes with digital download.

International Distribution
Australia - Rocket
Benelux - Suburban
Canada - F.A.B.
Finland - Supersounds
France - Differ-ant
Germany - Cargo Records
Italy - Goodfellas
Spain - Popstock
New Zealand - Southbound
Scandinavia - Border
United States - Red Eye and Forced Exposure