In Coapa, the pre-columbine snake’s nest, located in the Señorío de Coyoacán, between Santa Ana Avenue in the north and Vaqueritos Roundabout in the south, a punk surf wave emerged in 2011 that has not only wreaked havoc in the Valley of Mexico but has managed to spread throughout the country, hitting California and leaving us all drenched, like castaways floating on a piece of wood, but ready to continue listening to all they have to offer.
This year, against all odds, Los Blenders will release their third LP “Mazunte 2016”, on September 25. This album differs from the previous ones by having a rounder sound, a more elaborate and mature composition, and a slight change of direction from happy punk to a psychedelic pop-rock that promises to capture the ears of both its loyal fanbase and new listeners. They show us that not even a pandemic can stop the tide that, like a full moon night, comes in stronger than ever.
