Style
The album “Vírgen de electrones” ends up being recorded in Circo Beat Studios with Daniel Melero as the artistic director and producer, recorded and mixed by Gustavo Iglesias (Babasónicos) who is also part of the production. The album is defined by the conjunction of the acoustic and electronic, creating an eclectic variety of expressions and sonority, subtles for a moment and explosive at the next. The tracklist is completed with songs from “Liebe” and with some other which the band had already been composing for a second independent album. Throughout the 10 songs of the album, Indica invites us to an astral and surreal journey, with dark climates and spatial sounds, as if everything was about an asphyxiating dream. Psychedelic lyrics and songs defines a completely eclectic album. Some of the recurrent topics of the band are: dreams, love, death, spirituality and the universe. The band started a tour of concerts using image-showing which interact with the music, inviting the audience to participate in the psychedelic audio-visual and connect with the emotions generated by its music.
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