London based pan-continental female four piece Los Bitchos are undoubtedly one of the breakthrough bands on 2022, and they are ending the year the only way they know how, by celebrating!

Having played their retro-futuristic blend of Peruvian chicha, Argentine cumbia, Turkish psych and surf guitars at over 95 shows across 20 countries since their de- but album was released on City Slang in February 2022, the band are releasing 2 new festive tracks to mark the end of an incredible year.

‘Los Chrismos’ and ‘Tipp Tapp’ will be released digitally and physically on a flexi disc bundled with a red vinyl re-press of their album ‘Let The Festivities Begin!’. Let the festivities begin continue!

“Britain’s coolest new instrumental party band” / “(an) irresistible debut … a proper fire-starter” – ★★★★ MOJO

“It takes you on a journey, whirling you on an intoxicating, escapist trip … This is one ride you definitely won’t want to miss” – ★★★★ Dork

“There will be few debuts this year that feel like such glorious exercises in musical technicolour; for it to arrive as we emerge from two years of confinement makes it feel all the more vital.” – ★★★★ DIY

“armed with guitar, bass, drums and keytar, they’re inviting us over for a technicolour party and brewing a most entertaining punch.” – ★★★★ Shindig

“Every second is unconventional, rule-breaking, and mind-bending” – ★★★★ The Skinny

“good-time instrumental party music that mixes Turkish psych, South American cumbia, surf-rock and reggae, sometimes with the poise of Khruangbin but more often with the tequila swagger of a Tarantino caper” – 8/10 Uncut

“Musical savants and casual listeners alike will find something spectacular in Let the Festivities Begin!, the debut album by pan-continental London four-piece Los Bitchos.” – 9/10 Gigwise

“This is an album of pure escapism. Each tune is a triumphant masterpiece” – Louder Than War

”Drawn from across the globe, the London-based quartet are party people who love cumbia as much as garage rock” Ones To Watch – The Guardian

“Let The Festivities Begin! is a magpie’s nest of shiny musical objects, with influences ranging from pop and punk to ‘70s Anatolian rock and Latin American cumbia” – Loud & Quiet