By José Gandue @Gandour
Have the hippies returned? Could it be that the discourse of peace and love (and many colorful clouds around us) does it resonate in these times of disaster and human decline? Is it possible that on a planet where many suspect their smartphone is their second brain (or perhaps, in reality, the only one they possess), Can intense and psychotropic proposals enjoy their own space and expand among us?
The Argentinian band In corp sanctis It seems to offer us that and much more, and the truth is that, based on the results shown, we find it attractive. His speech has aesthetic strength and musical maturity. Yes, it's a clear return to what we saw in the 70s, but with a fresh feel inside. Their album, The Magistrate, It's a piece worth listening to repeatedly, regardless of whether you're accompanied by your favorite poison to enjoy almost 33 minutes of a fine trip., full of immersive textures and exciting auditory risks.
His new video, No man's land, It's an impeccable piece of editing, designed to ignite the minds of every viewer glued to the screen. Perhaps due to the meticulous editing and the color grading used, This could be one of the best clips of 2015.
Some may quickly run away upon hearing words like "psychedelia," "seventies nostalgia," and other terms that may feel outdated., But what In corp sanctis has done is moving. And it comes at a good time, managing to clear away so much prefabricated nonsense that plays on the radio.