Real name: Los Mox!

Effective period / Period of releases: 2000 - 2009

Members: Sebastian Rojas, J. Ignacio Readi, Pablo Ortiz (4)

On 26 June 1994 the band was founded appearing first as a joke in the University Parties of Santiago, when they only performed for fun and demonstrate the reality of university student that he faced (drugs, hangovers, alcohol, bohemian, parties, etc. ). The band self-signed ANADIE Records under his own label, but wanted to stand out massively to stop sign ANADIE Records and in 2000 would sign for Sony Music Chile.

In June 2000, they released their fifth album Japiagüer: Canciones De Borrachos, previous works were casettes, and in May 2001 the album obtained the category of platinum by more than 25 000 copies sold and distributed in the country. In November 2001 the band attends most important festival of Latin America music, the Festival Rock al Parque, which was held in Bogota, Colombia, the band performed with the German band Betontod achieving success in that contest, they returned to Chile and are invited to sharing the stage with notable punk bands like Misfits, Biohazard, Bad Religion, Down by Law, Molotov and 77 Attaque.

In December 2001, they released their second album and seventh in cassette titled Vino Caliente... Tomó Y Se Fue and was recorded in Estudio del Sur, and soon after put on the market get gold record for more than 10 thousand copies sold, consolidating as Los Mox! at the national level. the first single from the album was Lo Cortés No Quita Lo Caliente being one of the most played songs according to the ranking of the most important radio stations. Then comes the second album single Ataque De Caca, which has a videoclip. In January 2003 the band concentrates on producing what will be the second national tour promoting the album, tour called Copetour 2003 touring the whole country again, being visited 24 cities throughout Chile.

In late May release a third single called Gloria Y Victoria also has a video clip appeared on Via X, Wurlitzer and MTV, as Gloria Y Victoria became the most requested single on national and international radio stations like Peru, Ecuador, Mexico, Argentina and Bolivia. Gloria Y Victoria song appears several times on the soundtrack of the Chilean film Paraíso B.

From May 2003 onwards, the band throws himself to the self-production of his new studio album, where Max Cueto left the band and Macuco take his place in the voice. Entitled ''Tres Al Hilo'' after being the third CD of the band, but sixth in production. Thursday August 31, 2006 the band appears in the sitcom ''Casado Con Hijos of Megavision and Roos Film series, the chapter was entitled Carreteando con Los Mox!

In October of 2006, the band release a fourth album titled ''...Con Cover'' in which pay homage to many of his musical influences as Judas Priest, Motorhead, Twisted Sisters, and benefit from pay tribute to many artists of different styles to them like José Luis Perales, Duran Duran and Devo . Include the participation Toño of the band Chancho En Piedra in the song and videoclip ''No Lo Aceptaremox''.

In December 2009, Habemus Sed being released its fifth album, but ninth in production. During in June 2014 and as a thank his public for 20 years of support, the band offers free delivery of the album Habemus Sed in digital format.

The style of the band is called Hueveocore, they mix Punk Rock, Hardcore and fun.