Five guys create sounds here using two guitars, a bass, drums, and a synthesizer that come together to form a music that you probably need to let sink in first. Although the singing is in Spanish, it is fortunately miles away from HispanoRock. The first track is actually quite okay, but the music doesn't really blow me away at first. And even as the set progresses, I find myself sitting in front of the speakers too often thinking, "it should kick in here, then the song would be good." But then nothing kicks in. No, the spark just doesn't jump over for me here. But what does that really mean? So let's get to the formalities. There are eight songs on the half-hour long record. The multinational group (1 Brazilian, 2 Spaniards, 1 German) feels influenced by bands like the Pixies, The Cure, and Sonic Youth.
Label: Daddy Kate / Distribution: Radar http://www.myspace.com/killkarmaband
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