El Lado Oscuro De La Broca "Beta"

El Lado Oscuro De La Broca "Beta" (p)2015 El Genio Equivocado

Take the icy cold post punk textures as a base. Then add unstoppable drum intensity of 'fast-to-very fast' range. Mix. Shake. Shake well. Add some slices of the detached 'long distance call' vocals. Then open the reservoir with the mixture and pour it over with the earbleeding abrazive guitar swirl. More. More. When you think that it's enough - pour it even more.

Do you remember Glasvegas, this Scottie band that tried to breath life into the body of guitar-driven indie rock also using that endless (but more polished) guitar swirl but was lost in the repetitiveness? Born in Zamora, 'the town of Romanesque art', the quintet El Lado Oscuro De La Broca (this means something like 'The Dark Side Of The Drill') makes Glasvegas sound like a pop band. The noisy hymns like 'Los Lideres Africanos' or [the occasional homage to the notorious Italian midfielder of the 90's] 'Dino Baggio' rush into your room breaking the doors out and then escape through the window leaving you there high and dry.

The best tracks: Los Lideres Africanos, Verdad Lebrel, Dino Baggio, Tropical