Lisasinson - Un Año De Cambios (Splatter) - LP

Sello: Elefant Records · Listening to LISASINSON is like getting a shot of youthful insolence, and that's why they are one of the key names in the Spanish punk-rock and riot grrrl scene right now. They made it clear from their first single, "Barakaldo", and they confirmed it with their first Mini-LP, "Perdona Mamá" (now a collector's item): great melodies, furious guitars, highly effective epic choruses, and that unprejudiced, unabashedly vital attitude, free of complexes. With an infectious freshness when it comes to talking about love and spite, instant crushes and incurable disappointments."Un Año De Cambios" is an album produced and mastered by Carlos Hernández (CAROLINA DURANTE, AXOLOTES MEXICANOS, AIKO EL GRUPO, TRIANGULO DE AMOR BIZARRO) that gives it that push of power in the sound that has worked so well for LISASINSON, and that has also made it possible to develop all the nuances of an album that transcends riot grrrl based punk-pop. Because the songs are what talk here. Solid, immense. Twelve anthems, all equally great. Made from a place of the most direct honesty and assertiveness. Like the great debut albums. The kind that lasts beyond their years.TRACKLIST01 Intro02 Se Me Ha Muerto Una Flor03 Ultimamente04 Mochi05 Turquesa Marquesa06 Canción De Entretiempo07 Mira Chico08 Los Que Se Pelean No Se Desean09 No Sé Muy Bien10 Ya Me Da Igual11 Cuchillos12 Todo Mal