Revolución de la Vida

📖 About this album

The sound becomes rawer, with gritty guitars and vocals that recall a neighborhood in Mexico City. The band reinvents itself, leaving behind the more melodic sound of the ’90s. This album marks a turning point, where noise turns into poetry.

📝 Our review

The rhythm is frenetic and the unpolished production gives it an air of authenticity. Juan Son's voice sounds more worn, but that adds depth. Some tracks seem lost in the mix, but most kick off with force. It's a return to the essentials, without artifice.

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