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(p)El Hombre Bala
The sophisticated acoustic folk from the Canarian singer/songwriter Alberto Alonso. The album was produced by like-minded singer/songwriter Diego Hdez.
(p)Gran Tigre
The sophomore release by my favourite Spanish post-hardcore band.
(p)self-released
(p)self-released
BNDCMP
BNDCMP
These two albums of perfect pre-Britpop jangle pop are tied back not only to Echo & the Bunnymen but also to The Go-Betweens (you may keep in mind the solo efforts of Ian McCullogh of the former and Grant McLennan of the latter as the good reference points as well). Brit/Aussie/Kiwi-guitar-pop.
(p)BCore Disc
Sc-fi soundtrack for the 22nd century.
(p)BideHuts
The undeclared rerurn of the legendary Basque post-hardcore septet. Ground-shaking, totalitarian, anti-utopian.
RCKDLX
RCKDLX
(p)Caballito
The noisy gloomy vibrant music by the band from Extremadura. JAMC as the most evident influence.
PS. Every Caballito Records release is in the list.
(p)Bankrobber
I feel jealous looking at (as well as listening to) the Catalan singer/songwriter scene...
(p)Sonido Muchacho
The most stripped-down Disco Las Palmeras! album contains their most memorable songs.
(p)Foehn
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