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"Bienvenidos al Circo" es el nuevo single de Los Estanques. Histeria, locura, vértigo y Hendrix Experience, pero a la suya. No son Lenny Kravitz. La letra es genial y la música, pues también. Son, siguen siendo, de lo mejor de aquí. Edita Sonido Muchacho.
"Vuelve a Oscurecer" - Los Estanques y Anni B Sweet
Burbuja Cómoda y Elefante Inesperado (2022)
Inalcanzable todo deseo de cambiar de personalidad
Quiero volver y dejar claro mi papel entre tanta estupidez
¿Quién quiere volver a caer en los cráteres de tanta tragedia?
Nadie quiere ser el hazmerreír en esta falsa comedia
"Bla, Bla, Bla" - Los Estanques y Anni B Sweet
Burbuja Cómoda y Elefante Inesperado (2022)
Has contado más de lo que se suele contar
Hay cosas que no quiero saber
Has hablado más de lo que se debe hablar
Hay cosas que no quiero saber
"Brillabas" - Los Estanques y Anni B Sweet
Burbuja Cómoda y Elefante Inesperado (2022)
Brillabas solo, sin necesitar la oscuridad
¿Cómo lo haces?, eres todo seguridad
Sin nada que temer
Sin nada que ocultar
Brillabas solo, sin necesitar la oscuridad
El pasado mes de julio Los Estanques publicaban su cuarto elepé “IV”, tal vez el más variado y “largo” que han grabado hasta el momento. “Soy Español, pero tengo un Kebab” es una humorada que puede recordar un poco a las locuras psycho- morunas de King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.
11/24/19.
The Krying are another band on Action Weekend (Spain). Unlike Los Estanques (previously posted off this label), this band sound completely entrenched in another era - clearly the 1960s.
They also sound like they could be on Gearhead Records or influenced by The Grip Weeds (Wicked Cool Record Co.)
10/21/19.
This newest release from Los Estanques (Madrid, Spain) on Action Weekend (also out of Spain) is really unlike any of their previous releases. This almost seems like something that Queen or The Divine Comedy would have created. It’s beautiful, melodic and anthemic.
They’re other releases tend toward garage/psych rock...almost “by the numbers”. And while the 2nd song does have a bit more of a Boogarins psych/rock feel, it also sounds like Bryan Scary.
My only wish is that this 7″ wasn’t so prohibitively priced. When I emailed the label, I heard back immediately from Carlos who explained the sound and price:
“These 2 songs are the rest of the 4th album they had recorded but they suffer a robbery of their hard drive and computer with all the recordings and security copy. The 4th album was going to have been more conceptual. Each song was going to have talked about a different character. What they have in common is that they go to the same bar. This is the story and the reason of the expensive price of the record. The songs have a lot of sentimental value for the group because they are the only ones that have been saved from theft.”
So, I guess we should all just spend the money
