Los Suaves' first big taste of stardom arrived when the band opened for The Ramones on a European tour in the early '80s—more than three decades of rock 'n' roll followed. Led by the powerful howl of front man Yosi Domínguez, Los Suaves lay down a thick, chugging mutation of heavy metal, classic rock and punk. There's plenty of furious, fast guitar riffs and soaring solos to get heads banging, but Domínguez's lyrical themes of social alienation and personal frustration offer something deeper to ponder. These are the peak cuts from one of Spain's most raging rock bands.