PREMIÈRE: Los Blenders Release Psych Pop/Rock Nightmare Video for ‘Perdidos en Pantitlán’
Deep in the inner circles of Mexico City, record label Devil in the Woods (DIW) has taken aboard indie punk band Los Blenders,... Read Article
Dance to Pato Lange’s Latest Glam Pop Video, ‘La Siguen Rompiendo’
Pato Lange‘s latest glam pop single, “La Siguen Rompiendo” is a danceable ode to the 80s music scene. The single’s... Read Article
Put Your Art in Front of Your Ego: An Interview with Femina
It’s been a great year for Argentine trio Femina, who released their latest album Perlas Y Conchas earlier this year,... Read Article
Everything Has The Chance of Reinventing Itself: An Interview with Mi Amigo Invencible
Mendoza’s indie godfathers Mi Amigo Invencible have released classic album after classic album that has placed them at the top... Read Article
REVIEW Femina – Perlas y Conchas
The vast creativity of Argentine musicians has kept them as frontrunners of the Latin American musical avant-garde, noticeably so in... Read Article
REVIEW 7 Reasons to Run Away (From Society)
Although one could easily find hundreds of reasons to run away from society, Esteve Soler, David Torras and Gerard Quinto... Read Article
To Sing in Spanish Became Something Personal and Vulnerable: An Interview with Lorelle Meets The Obsolete
Lorelle Meets The Obsolete (LMTO) released their fifth album with a few sonic modifications. De Facto shows a polished side... Read Article
REVIEW Making Movies – Ameri’kana
Making Movies have released their latest album Ameri’kana calling for more awareness of the importance of Latin culture in America.... Read Article
REVIEW Ayermaniana – El Reflejo
El Reflejo is the latest release from Buenos Aires’ Ayermaniana, a seven-track album featuring psychedelic classic rock croons unblemished by... Read Article
REVIEW Totó La Momposina – Oyé Manita
Oye Manita is a glance at post-colonial musical resistance courtesy of Colombia’s legendary singer Totó La Momposina. Her voice is... Read Article
Persistence, Perseverance and Doing What You Love: An Interview with No Te Va Gustar
Trying to describe Uruguay’s music scene at the turn of the 21st Century in simple terms is tricky, but perhaps... Read Article
REVIEW Las Sombras – Crudo
After their successful debut, Las Sombras went straight back in to record their second studio album, Crudo. The band’s previous... Read Article