Demonauta-Caminando_En_La_Luna-VINYL-FLAC-2014-THEVOiD

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THEVOiD

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805,26 MB

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11

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2014-12-13

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                       Demonauta-Caminando En La Luna


          Artist   : Demonauta
          Album    : Caminando En La Luna
          Label    : Bilocation
          Year     : 2014


          Genre    : Rock                        Source  : Vinyl
          Encoder  : FLAC 1.2.1                  Bitrate : 2848kbps
          Playtime : 39:31                       Size    : 805.26 MB


          Tracks:

          01   Hotel                                           05:52
          02   Hacia El 6to Sol                                04:42
          03   Caminando En La Luna                            05:36
          04   Mr. Magnet                                      03:19
          05   Al Viento Entender                              03:47
          06   Camaleon                                        03:01
          07   El Refugio                                      04:17
          08   Kom-V                                           04:09
          09   Seamos Libres                                   04:48


          Notes:


          The band works well together, delivering the punchy
          drum & guitar riffs with power while the bassist lays
          down a steady foundation of tasty crunch. A lot of the
          usual stoner rock sound is there, with some adept
          effects thrown on the bass to give it a buzz-saw edge,
          but the guitarist balances out the shreddier moments
          (which do rock hard) by kicking back every now and then
          into a more stripped-down and bluesy mode. TheyÆve got
          a nice range of vocals, with smoother approaches
          shifted into rougher fare, and right back out again,
          without any of it coming across as forced or beyond the
          singersÆ abilities.
          What the band has put together is a very solid album of
          heavy rock, tightly executed but with enough wild
          spirit to bring the energy out in earnest. If youÆve
          got any fondness for heavy/stoner/desert/doom/whatever
          rock (that should be most everyone reading this site),
          give these guys your ears.

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