We said goodbye in February to the review of Westside Cowboy’s previous EP with the hope of soon receiving their debut album and being led back to that unique habitat where guitar pop, indie-rock, and folk go hand in hand. Since then, the hype has continued to grow, as advance singles were released and they … Read more
In this second installment, we continue to search for those artists who, due to talent, hype, context, or simply bad luck, seemed to have the future in their hands. And, as often happens with the future, it ended up taking another path.
Six years have passed since Punisher made her the great icon of contemporary melancholy. With all this baggage comes her third work, an ambitious and complex piece.
Three years after their debut, the Chilean sextet Inundaremos returns with tanquemante. This second album represents an undeniable leap in quality and is already positioned as one of the year’s most significant releases. Inspired by the poetry of Juan Radrigán, the album emerges as a reaction to complacency, abandoning the comfort of homemade indie folk … Read more
In recent years, we’ve been witnessing a renewal of folk music in the Iberian Northwest, a movement driven by established projects like Rodrigo Cuevas in Asturias or Baiuca in Galicia. The scene continues to grow, as does the number of exponents of this neofolk, with other notable emergences such as the Galician acts Ortiga or Mondra.