Adelaida managed to capture a slow hurricane in a record.
Chile retaliates with swerving, powerful, and lovelorn guitars. Hypercharged with nostalgia, their sound is hopeful. Adelaida delivers a sonic hailstorm of an album, demonstrating her mastery of tone, energy, and dynamics.
Highs and lows abound in this record, from intense and terrifying screaming to crystal-clear female vocals that create and destroy in a divinely balanced way.
Decay, loneliness, and cosmic adversaries of existence are encapsulated, or better yet, preserved with the thoughtful hands and sounds of Adelaida.
Powerful vocal timbres and exemplary drumming make it very hard to pick a favorite on this record. However, “Superclub,” “Cordillera,” and the arpeggios from “Eterno” and “Suspendido” are very impressive contenders.
Top album, fresh out of the oven.
You know what to do: go support them and blast Superclub all weekend.