The second album from this Argentine band.
The band was now reduced to Nahuel Espino on synths. That's all....
Their debut album was a flowery good prog album. You can find my review somewhere else in this blog.
I was then aware of the change the band, read Nahuel Espino had made for this album. This is also the final Octavio Sendero album as far as I know.
This album is also the soundtrack to an Argentine movie with the same name.
The music is a sound track with sounds and sounds effects. It is a kind of a Goblin sound-track.
I am no big fan of electronic pling-plong albums like this. And I am not overly impressed by this album too.
I find this half an hour pretty dull as this is not free standing music. It is a sound-track meant to support whatever the movie actors are doing there and then in the movie.
There is some quality here so it is not a total disaster, this half an hour. But it is running close to becoming a member of my collection of turkeys...... Close.
1.5 points
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