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Audio Karate '¡OTRA!' VARIANTS:Random Color 12" Vinyl then Manic Compression proved theyFrom the suburbs of East Los Angeles, CA, four Mexican American kids came together in 2001 to form the band Audio Karate. Audio Karate developed a unique sound that drew from their many influences such as Descendents and Jawbreaker. Their unique mix of melodic and emotional punk rock helped them develop a big fan base and quickly caught the attention of Kung Fu records, who signed them in 2001 alongside bands like Blink 182 and Tsunami Bomb. Audio