Tumbados Malditos by Wolf Temple
“Tumbados Malditos” is a tumbado tape straight from the Wolf Temple archives mixing street life, wolf temple lore, cartel horror, and death cult mythos into a brutal haunting tumbados soundscape.
This album is for the streets, the underworld, and the afterlife.
Flex meets folklore. Bullets meet brujería.
Includes the bonus outro track by Wolf Temple producer Cejas Rojas – Origen Obscuro, sealing the project with whispered Wolf Temple lore.
Tracklist
| 1. | La Ultima Despedia | 3:04 |
| 2. | Condigo Fantasma | 3:26 |
| 3. | Las Cruces Del 512 | 3:35 |
| 4. | Critales Llorando (Loba’s Tumbado) | 3:37 |
| 5. | El Estuche Maldito (Desperado El Mariachi) | 2:57 |
| 6. | Satanico y Sangre (From Dusk till Dawn) | 2:40 |
| 7. | Loba de Verdad (Tumbado Cover) | 2:36 |
| 8. | Antrax en el Cuerno | 3:10 |
| 9. | Diamantés y Tumbas | 3:15 |
| 10. | El Commandante y el Brujo | 2:38 |
| 11. | Contrato Sellado | 3:15 |
| 12. | Placas y Balazo | 3:10 |
| 13. | Cemetario de Sicarios | 3:33 |
| 14. | Origen Oscuro | 2:52 |
Credits
released July 20, 2025
Executive Producer:
• OG Wolf Delgado (Temple Founder – Austin/Mexico liaison)
Producers / Writers:
• Dethraxis (Lead Producer – Death folklore arrangements, dark trap engineering)
• Cejas Rojas (Lyrics, Backup / Main Vocals, Outro Performance, and Concept Shaman)
Mexico Session Musicians & Affiliates:
1. El Chamuco Lara
• Role: Requinto & Bajo Sexto
• Bio: Old-school Sinaloa guitarist known for recording ghost melodies at night, rumored to play in cemeteries before studio sessions.
2. Brujo Manotas (Carlos “Manotas” Reyes)
• Role: Percussion & Spiritual Advisor
• Bio: Played cajón, clave, and dark tribal drums for Wolf Temple Mexico. Also performed limpias before recording sessions.
3. El Fantasma Carrion
• Role: Backing Vocals / Hook Specialist
• Bio: Mexico City-based singer known for whispered background hooks and haunting vocal textures. Rumored to be related to a curandera.
4. El Kinto Diablo (Ramiro “Kinto” Velázquez)
• Role: Basslines & Tololoche
• Bio: Guadalajara-based tololoche player who mixes traditional tumbado bass with horror-inspired rhythms.
5. DJ Sombra Roja
• Role: Samples & Field Recordings
• Bio: Collected nocturnal sounds from border towns, Aztec ruins, and cantinas for the background layers of Tumbados Malditos.
Recording Locations:
• Wolf Temple Mexico Sessions:
Monterrey, Reynosa, Guadalajara, and CDMX underground spots.
Some vocals recorded in hidden studio safehouses linked to Wolf Temple affiliates.
Executive Producer:
• OG Wolf Delgado (Temple Founder – Austin/Mexico liaison)
Producers / Writers:
• Dethraxis (Lead Producer – Death folklore arrangements, dark trap engineering)
• Cejas Rojas (Lyrics, Backup / Main Vocals, Outro Performance, and Concept Shaman)
Mexico Session Musicians & Affiliates:
1. El Chamuco Lara
• Role: Requinto & Bajo Sexto
• Bio: Old-school Sinaloa guitarist known for recording ghost melodies at night, rumored to play in cemeteries before studio sessions.
2. Brujo Manotas (Carlos “Manotas” Reyes)
• Role: Percussion & Spiritual Advisor
• Bio: Played cajón, clave, and dark tribal drums for Wolf Temple Mexico. Also performed limpias before recording sessions.
3. El Fantasma Carrion
• Role: Backing Vocals / Hook Specialist
• Bio: Mexico City-based singer known for whispered background hooks and haunting vocal textures. Rumored to be related to a curandera.
4. El Kinto Diablo (Ramiro “Kinto” Velázquez)
• Role: Basslines & Tololoche
• Bio: Guadalajara-based tololoche player who mixes traditional tumbado bass with horror-inspired rhythms.
5. DJ Sombra Roja
• Role: Samples & Field Recordings
• Bio: Collected nocturnal sounds from border towns, Aztec ruins, and cantinas for the background layers of Tumbados Malditos.
Recording Locations:
• Wolf Temple Mexico Sessions:
Monterrey, Reynosa, Guadalajara, and CDMX underground spots.
Some vocals recorded in hidden studio safehouses linked to Wolf Temple affiliates.
License
All rights reserved.
Wolf Temple is an experimental grindhouse nightmare told in riffs, horror and rot.
Aztec blood horror meets barrio doom.
Visuals and album art by the Wolf Temple Art Collective @wolftempleart