Tia Rosa - Thirteen Automatic Dreams LP
En esta
segunda entrega fonográfica se manifestarán ante
tu sistema auditivo una recopilación de trece momentos onírico-musicales pensados, soñados y diseñados por el ya inconfundible grupo de pop anfibio de la colonia asturias:
Tía Rosa. En esta ocasión el trio multi geográfico hace gala de sus más recientes hallazgos electrónicos con la intención de compartir su manera de sumergirse en una nueva dimensión sónica.
Tia Rosa - "Thirteen Automatic Dreams" LP [KLP325/PRNL73]
"The frogs went to sleep this afternoon; they started dreaming".
And behind it all, a profound impulse of metamorphosis that
leaves no room for rest, awakens an 'Ambystoma mexicanum'
free from all fútbol and local government advertising so it can
tell us about its dreams. It has encountered a series of automated
perceptions followed by dotted lines that at first glance seem like
unconnected frames of images, but which in each frame
manifest a multiplicity of stories.
13 Songs 33 RPM
"Hot off the hells of 2024's Misterio Lounge 3000 (lumpy/Inscrutable records), The Infamous Mexico City Group continues to straddle 70s cosmic electronica, minimalist electronic punk, and the legacy of 80s Mexico City techno-pop."
"The frogs went to sleep this afternoon; they started dreaming".
And behind it all, a profound impulse of metamorphosis that
leaves no room for rest, awakens an 'Ambystoma mexicanum'
free from all fútbol and local government advertising so it can
tell us about its dreams. It has encountered a series of automated
perceptions followed by dotted lines that at first glance seem like
unconnected frames of images, but which in each frame
manifest a multiplicity of stories.
13 Songs 33 RPM
"Hot off the hells of 2024's Misterio Lounge 3000 (lumpy/Inscrutable records), The Infamous Mexico City Group continues to straddle 70s cosmic electronica, minimalist electronic punk, and the legacy of 80s Mexico City techno-pop."
Recorded and Mixed by by Gabriel Gutierrez and Sam Organismo at Asturias, Doctores and Álamos in CDMX. Mastered by Fred Thomas.