/Electro-rock, Alternative
rock, Hip-hop, Synth rock, Crossover, Country, Indietronica/
Comment: the Mexican project`s Piyama Party`s
issue reflects substantially to the nature of ideology of their home label
Delhotel Records (also from Mexico). Their music is a sort of crossover concept
where low toned guitars/garage-y hirsute electric guitars are tightly mixed up
with electronic rhythms, magniloquent synths and other stylistic side jumps (for
instance, Historias Feas is drawing
upon the country rhythm/guitar strumming, and Rapera (featuring Pipe Llorens) is a simplistic hip-hop bastard). There
are brought forth 7 tracks coming to the end at a length of 17 minutes only.
Ultimately it can be admitted it is a solid release with different shifts and
ingredients.