Post by unoma on Aug 3, 2007 2:07:59 GMT -5
What began in 2000 as a one-man project has become a stable band with future sights with The beginning of the end (Contrast/Lengua Armada, 2007). Influenced by bands like Tool, Opeth, King Crimson, Led Zeppelin, The Mars Volta, Pain of Salvation, etc., they have recorded their last album between Spain and the United States, counting on such important collaborations as those from Sylvia Massi, Kale Holmes or John Cuniberti.
The beginning of the end: lack of control, nostalgia, melancholy, passion, anxiety, farewells, drugs & losses, mental perturbation… and in the end, a scream, a demand of emotive independence, of hope for a quiet future free of all this absurdity. North American way blunt sound and Latin viscerality.
Aurora Ferrer - vocals
Fidel Vázquez - guitar
Juanjo Verdú - guitar
Ricard Vives - bass
Vasco Trilla - drums
More info and audio samplers at www.unoma.net.
The beginning of the end: lack of control, nostalgia, melancholy, passion, anxiety, farewells, drugs & losses, mental perturbation… and in the end, a scream, a demand of emotive independence, of hope for a quiet future free of all this absurdity. North American way blunt sound and Latin viscerality.
Aurora Ferrer - vocals
Fidel Vázquez - guitar
Juanjo Verdú - guitar
Ricard Vives - bass
Vasco Trilla - drums
More info and audio samplers at www.unoma.net.