By José Gandue @Gandour
The proposal is to sink for three minutes and seventeen seconds in a space of hallucinations where the various images of a trio of happily deranged Argentinians residing in the Basque Country and the smoke surrounding them are mixed together, while an intense tune plays that pays good tribute to the psychedelic arts of previous decades. Colors explode before our eyes as each note of the song compels a frenzied movement that offers no peace and instead struggles to steal our breath. Some might think it's a nightmare., Others will appreciate this insane storm of sensations in such a short time.
That's the summary we can make of Candle, new video from the group Capsule, who thus present the first preview of their latest album Santa Rosa, This, we can see, advances the group's work in creating frenetic rock with daring textures and sharp, infectious results. Some may complain that Cápsula's artistic quest is simply about retracing the paths already traveled by other artists in the 60s and 70s, But the truth is that this story deserves to be reviewed and revived without losing sight of modern times. Perhaps to save rock from falling into the jaws of mediocrity and despair, it will be necessary to turn back, to gather the teachings of old masters. and adapt them to the present opaque days we live in. Capsula does this job correctly and publishes impeccable recordings that thrill and move the body. This is a very good example of that.