Definitely interesting.

Unfortunately, I don't have the slightest idea what this man is talking about.

I like the noises that are heard in the background occasionally.

Calli singing in spanish 🙏😭
Pretty good, 2025 is definitively beign peak Mori Calliope.
I need an album rn.

This sucks, I genuinely can't see where all the bladee hype comes from

I guess tiktok artists can make good music after all. Yeah sure, lyrics are not the strongest, melody is not great, but it just isn't bad. Just alr.

The most solid at the moment and by far as well, but it's not amazing either, is just good, some great songs. At the level of the next album imo.

The first half was a bit stale, but the second half made a crazy comeback.

Craziest song I've ever listened to in my life.

A semi(?) progressive rock song by SKIMALES with Kutxi Romero, featuring Iker Piedrafita, and David García Vázquez, which tells the story of a divorced driving instructor at an interstellar driving school and his student... Where did this come from?????? What were they thinking????

Fermín y Ramón ✍🔥

It's not bad, I just think it's quite overrated.

I like the atmosphere, but unfortunately the narrative theme gets separated into the songs, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, I just think the narrative would be more interesting if it started from ''Breadcrumb Trail'' and developed throughout the album.

The sound is interesting but nothing special.

Unlike Raigambre, I liked this album the first time, although I've come to appreciate it much more after listening to it.
Do I like it more than Raigambre? Yes, I don't know if it's much more, but I think they're both magnificent albums.

It's not as progressive as its predecessor, nor does it use flamenco, but it still has a few elements of progressive rock.

I couldn't say whether I like Kutxi's solo projects or Marea's more, to be honest.

One of ... read more

Many expectations for what she realeses this year

It's still classical music, which is magnificent itself, but Uoho as a guitar suits it soooo well.

Do I need to remind you that this man opened for Guns N’ Roses and is probably the best rock guitarist in the country?

"Entre la espada y la pared", ''Garabatos'' and "Nos ocupamos del mar" are magnificent. The rest of the songs are great, except for "Lo que sobra de mí" and "Pájaros disecados", which I find a bit mediocre.
I don't usually like Fito's instrumental songs, but "Umore ona" is pretty good.

This album feels like a breath of fresh air in the Fitipaldis discography, although it still has the essence of the ... read more

After considering it, I think this is a masterpiece.

Better than Aphex Twin.
Maybe the lyrics are a 10/10 but I'm not N, I don't speak Pokémon.

I actually didn't dislike it + greatest antagonist in fiction.

Generally worse than "Prolegomena I."
I expected something more, seeing that these clues are directly titled after Wittgenstein's propositions:
1. The world is everything that happens.
1.1 The world is the totality of facts,
not things.
2. What happens, the fact, is the existence
of atomic facts.
3. The logical figure of facts is a
thought.

And I'm not saying they're not related, but the fact that I can't figure out what the guy in "Proposition 2" is ... read more

Disclaimer: After I wrote the review I investigated a bit and I think the artist just took parts of songs and then edited them to give it a more ethereal(?) atmosphere, Which I don't think is bad per se, and I'm not even sure if it's a fact, but I think if it is, is very poorly executed.

The afct that fate led me to a Bandcamp artist from Barcelona, Spain, who releases music under the real name of Max Stirner and whose second album uses an image of Wittgenstein is simply ... read more

The bandcamp bio says: ''Writing songs in his bedroom, in the hopes of telling interesting stories with beautiful compositions.'' I think he has an amazing potential, and so far, delivers what he wants to offer.

I discovered these guys through an Instagram ad, and thank goodness I got curious, because they're pretty good.

Strings of glass is my fav track, absolutely beautiful.

The lyrics are great, the vocals sound great, the music is great, is just that simple, ... read more

A project by the members of Extremoduro (Uoho, Cantera, Calvo, and Colino) along with the vocalist of "Memoria de Pez," which originated due to Robe's creative drought between 2002 and 2008 (Minoría absoluta and La Ley Innata).

Uoho was the promoter of the project, and it really showed great potential. After all, they were still very important members, not only of Extremoduro, but also some of Platero y Tú. However, before Extremoduro's disbandment, they only ... read more

The first time I listened to it, I found it to be a heavy, long, and boring album, to the point that I didn't even finish it. How wrong I was.

An alternative project to Marea; if I'm not mistaken, this album was going to be released under the name Ja Ta Ja, but absolutely everywhere it's released under the name Kutxi Romero, so it's considered the first album of his solo career.

It's very different from Marea's sound and structure. Saying this album is ... read more

Shoegaze is just perfect.

I love it musically, I love the vocals, I love the thematic, it's incredible how everything connects so well on this album.

I don't like this version of ''Eterno Viajero'' at all, sns.

''Pedrá'' always hits, no matter what version.
I like more the original ''Sucede'' but having Mon Sogas and Iñaki Setien was crazy.

Uoho, he must be my favorite guitarist, really, what a man.

The album, as the name suggests, is simply a collection of interpretations of some songs were Uoho was involved (Extremoduro, Inconscientes, Extrechinato, Barricada, Platero y Tú, etc.).

I quite like Uoho's voice, but I obviously don't see it as being on the same level as Robe's.
I think his version of "El Último Hombre Libre" is even better than the original.