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Pasar De Las Luces

Mint Field

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Release Date:  23 February 2018

Label:  Innovative Leisure / Round Hill Records

Packaging Type:  Digipak

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  0810874022394

Genres:  Rock  

Release Date:  23 February 2018

Label:  Innovative Leisure / Round Hill Records

Packaging Type:  Gate Fold Vinyl

No of Units:  2

Barcode:  0810874022387

Genres:  Rock  

  • Description

    Hailing from Tijuana, Mexico and comprised of 21-year-olds Estrella Sanchez (vocals & guitar) and Amor Amezcua (drums & synths), Mint Field's sound is organic, spacious, and inhabited by spectres that lurk behind rhythms, where Estrella's angelic voice evokes a supernatural world of beauty and melancholy. Pasar De Las Luces, their first for LA-based Innovative Leisure Records, is "a compilation of our lives from two years ago to now" says the band. Its 13 immaculate tracks nod to everything from dream pop to fuzz-saturated shoegaze. Album opener "El Parque Parecía No Tener Fin," is a melodic number with haunting melodic lines where we can appreciate their post-punk tendencies. "Ciudad Satélite" has woven harmonies and crescendos that detonate into a flurry of feelings anchored by a dramatic bassline. "Quiero Otoño De Nuevo" goes full krautrock and is like an introverted, reflective and delicate Neu!. "Cambios Del Pasar" borrows the distorted and imperfect guitar sounds of '90s indie bands like Yo Lat Tengo. "Nada Es Estático y Evoluciona" develops from minimalism into a silent scream and "Club De Chicas" is probably the peppiest song of the bunch. The whole record has a unique sound that makes it stand apart from projects by contemporaries.

    Description

    Hailing from Tijuana, Mexico and comprised of 21-year-olds Estrella Sanchez (vocals & guitar) and Amor Amezcua (drums & synths), Mint Field’s sound is organic, spacious, and inhabited by spectres that lurk behind rhythms, where Estrella’s angelic voice evokes a supernatural world of beauty and melancholy. Pasar De Las Luces, their first for LA-based Innovative Leisure Records, is “a compilation of our lives from two years ago to now” says the band. Its 13 immaculate tracks nod to everything from dream pop to fuzz-saturated shoegaze. Album opener “El Parque Parecía No Tener Fin,” is a melodic number with haunting melodic lines where we can appreciate their post-punk tendencies. “Ciudad Satélite” has woven harmonies and crescendos that detonate into a flurry of feelings anchored by a dramatic bassline. “Quiero Otoño De Nuevo” goes full krautrock and is like an introverted, reflective and delicate Neu!. ”Cambios Del Pasar” borrows the distorted and imperfect guitar sounds of ‘90s indie bands like Yo Lat Tengo. “Nada Es Estático y Evoluciona” develops from minimalism into a silent scream and “Club De Chicas” is probably the peppiest song of the bunch. The whole record has a unique sound that makes it stand apart from projects by contemporaries.

  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. El Parque PareciÌ�a No Tener Fin
      • 2. Ojos En El Carro
      • 3. Ciudad SateÌ�lite
      • 4. Temporada De Jacarandas
      • 5. Quiero Otoño De Nuevo
      • 6. Cambios Del Pasar
      • 7. Viceversa
      • 8. Nostalgia
      • 9. Boötes Void
      • 10. Nada Es EstaÌ�tico Y Evoluciona
      • 11. Club De Chicas
      • 12. Para Gali
      • 13. PaÌ�rpados Morados

    Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. El Parque PareciÌ�a No Tener Fin
      • 2. Ojos En El Carro
      • 3. Ciudad SateÌ�lite
      • 4. Temporada De Jacarandas
      • 5. Quiero Otoño De Nuevo
      • 6. Cambios Del Pasar
      • 7. Viceversa
      • 8. Nostalgia
      • 9. Boötes Void
      • 10. Nada Es EstaÌ�tico Y Evoluciona
      • 11. Club De Chicas
      • 12. Para Gali
      • 13. PaÌ�rpados Morados