Life has become a switch.
The triplet of capital’s neo garage returns to the spotlight, presenting based on ultra-saturated guitars, industrial feedbacks and sounds that alternate between purity and rawness, the first advance of a long-term future. “I / O” (read ih / oh), gives us an initial foray into what will be the album of the same name and third in the band’s career, soon to be released via Devil In The Woods in mid-2022.
Psychedelia made visual relief.
Just over four years ago, Mexico City saw the birth of the tie-dye in its guts to the trio formed by Dylan, Brandon and Kevin, better known on stage as The Froys. Today, the psych garage triplet throws the audiovisual home out the window, premiering the official clip for their latest release, all from Devil In The Woods.
Brandon Welchez has not stopped working and exploring the different paths that exist in our country since the first time he gave a concert with Crocodiles in Mexico City, since since then he has been meeting several musicians from the local circuit to start projects quite various where he even became part of AJ Dávila’s band.
They may have a French name, but psych-pop outfit Petite Amie are Mexico City-based and release their self-titled debut album at the end of the week. But why wait? Get familiar with them through an acoustic and serene track titled “Adios.”
Seattle art-punk duo Tres Leches release “Leaving My Light On” today, their debut single with Devil In The Woods. The track is about the positive changes that come to you when you start doing things for yourself instead of trying to prove other people wrong. “Moving to the U.S. from Mexico when I was 14, I didn’t really know anything about the language or the culture,” says the band’s Ulises Mariscal. “Even though there were barriers I still managed to find work and go to school. People would tell me that I wouldn’t make anything of myself and want me to conform to something I wasn’t. That’s what I think about during the part of the lyrics that say, ‘si no te sientas ya veras‘.
Mengers, the amazing trio from Mexico City (CDMX) presented their most recent EP “GOLLY” as a result of the live one that was on “Squash 73”.
The band worked hard to deliver an amazing audiovisual project that brings with it some songs that we can hear on their new record material. The purpose of the presentation was to deliver pure music to his fans and present the album “GOLLY”.
The nostalgic and introspective density of pop.
Do you have any idea of the damage caused by the hobby? If your answer is “no”, this melody of alt and psych pop with a little bit of post punk comes to make it clear. The Tijuana duo, Parque de Cometas, shares “Felpa”, their new track and second release of the year that vibrates between dense and agitated atmospheres.
Although Bandcamp took a short break from their monthly dynamics where every first Friday of the month they renounce their commissions to give 100% of the profits to the artists, this August they resumed this activity to keep it going until the end of the year, for what is a fact that Bandcamp Fridays will be part of our existence until December.
The Froys is a band that was born in Mexico City in 2016 made up of Dylan, Brandon and Kevin who, through their songs, share their personal experiences, anger with daily life and love of garage music.
Frankly, I’m not sure if I’m in a good mood because I came across so many great new tracks today, or if I came across so many great new tracks today because I’m in a good mood. Either way, your latest mixtape has plenty of can’t-miss new singles, videos, covers and remixes — including dozens of gems you won’t find anywhere else. The prime cuts are marked with , to be sure you don’t miss the point.
