Corizonas take on “Órdago,” ranging from C. Tangana’s most traditional sound to the venomous border rock of their new album

The collaboration between Los Coronas and Arizona Baby presents “Caramelo envenenado,” the latest single from Órdago. Fifteen years after that experiment—which was supposed to last just a few concerts—Corizonas seems to have found its best form by blending American guitars, Spanish roots, and songs in Spanish. Some groups are formed after months of planning. Corizonas […]

The last word of Robe Iniesta or when the poetry of rock decides to keep silent

By LoffMusic’s Editorial Staff Robe Iniesta has died. And with his silence something more than the pulse of a rock myth is extinguished: a way of understanding life from excess, tenderness and woundedness is extinguished. The leader of Extremoduro, the artist who turned marginality into literature and rebellion into a language of his own, has […]

“M. Pombo” is Drugos’ new strike against the posturing elite.

The Asturian group fires irony and sharp guitars in a pop-rock satire about the Spain of the spotlight, envy and easy money. By LoffMusic Editorial Staff After turning “Los Martes” and “Treinta monedas” into anthems of humorous rage, the Drugos return with “M. Pombo”, a song that mixes bad temper, irony and contagious riffs. Pombo”, […]