An alchemist of synth pop tinged with nostalgia and melancholy, Gerard Alegre Dòria has been that neighbor in the pop neighborhood everybody loves since 2013. And it’s no wonder: like an open book, his songs hide nothing. Neither their intentions nor their references. In “Juro y prometo”, his latest and highly recommended album to date,
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Quite the sensation in their native Argentina, this band, with a strong familial component (five of its seven members are siblings, mind you), soars higher and higher since debuting in 2011 with “Brote”, a very fitting title. Fearlessly merging rock, funk, psychedelia, and even Celtic touches, the Necochea natives seem set on executing a master
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With the cunning of a 21st-century DJ and the essence of a medieval troubadour, Edu Requejo is the Picasso of the Catalan soundscape. After leaving behind his folk/rock band, this multidisciplinary artist from Barcelona has been weaving from the seminal “Placas tectónicas” to the sensational “La puerta dorada” a musical tapestry where the modern dances
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After debuting in 2017 with the promising “Suave con la Canoa”, this unique duo—Arianne on drums, Mario on cigarbox, straightforwardly—decided to pack their bags, head to Chicago, and record with Steve Albini at Electrical Audio. But there’s more: everything was rigorously recorded live, bypassing any computer. The result, “La Felpa”, now four years post-release, stands
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Beyond the popular bedroom pop, Santiago Lacunza, alias Diphda, delves into a sound jungle, embracing autotune, synthesizers, mainstream flirtations, and as seen in his latest single “wrong ways”, those broken rhythms made popular by UK Garage in the ’90s and revered by an entire generation thirty years later. Born in Pamplona, adopted by Madrid, and
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The Malaga native arrives at our festival in the best way possible: with a new album, “Cromático”. In this record, this modern-day classic singer-songwriter has found the poise and tone he sought in his previous works, “Tras la barba” and “Me gustaban todas”. Channeling the likes of Caetano Veloso, Juan Luis Guerra, Joan Manuel Serrat,
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A song like “Mákina de churros” (Churros Machine), their latest release, could only have been birthed in the current scene by this prodigious duo from Zaragoza. Samuel and Mario, Mario and Samuel, equally significant in their dynamic duo. Audacious, utterly free, Rosin de Palo —with the invaluable collaboration of that unofficial third member, the producer
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From the fresh echoes of a fish warehouse in Castellón (their first rehearsal space) to the industrial roar of a slaughterhouse (their current rehearsal space), Ortopedia Técnica has risen, forging an unbreakable musical identity. While their heart beats with the raw energy of punk, their veins extend to the vastness of noise and garage, always
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“Lovers”, the latest single from Dharmacide, delves into the dreamlike state the band, led by René Sharrocks, often immerses us in. It’s no surprise, given that legendary Mark Gardener, singer and guitarist of Ride, joined as a producer. Since their debut, “Cult Band Member”, they’ve championed that ’90s sound, blending shoegaze and dreampop with postpunk
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The Wall Street Journal once described this Mexican band as, “Trying to define their music does them an injustice. It’s noisy, challenging, incredibly imaginative, sophisticated, fun, and wild. It sounds like music composed by Albert Ayler, performed by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and conducted by Frank Zappa.” They also bear a resemblance to our cherished
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