A late-night voice memo from a city apartment. Intimate, atmospheric, unlike anything else coming out of Latin America right now.
Three brothers in a bedroom in Monterrey building songs out of voice memos, blown-out drums and confessional Spanish. Their sound feels recorded between 2 and 4am — the hours of total honesty. They reject the polish of regional Mexican music in favor of something rawer, more European, more personal. The result is a sound the algorithm has not yet learned to predict.