On Friday February 8 Madrid visitanlos us FUZZ, one of the revelations of the alternative rock scene in 2007 with his first coming-out "1." A round disc, a concept, a way to understand the rock. led by Frankie, ex Sugarless , high-flying guitar, so now in his new facet of vocalist (which has surprised all and sundry). He is joined in the adventure Andrés Litwin, an Argentine phenomenon on drums and Pablo Rodas , former Crown and former Sex Museum. Professionalism and reliability guaranteed. arrive at Belfast to deliver his first live in the province of Léon loaded with new songs from their forthcoming second album, which will offer a sneak preview. Their mix of rock mature 90 with the philosophy of the 70 transport us, with the groove of drums, guitar riffs and solid bass lines to a whole refreshing rock experience national quality, intelligent and refined. Without a doubt, well-tuned ear will be pleased to receive the many and multifaceted influences and nods of the group called to do great things.
Early Entry 3 euros. Taquilla 5 euros.
Time: 23:30.
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impressions.
Nearly a hundred souls (a figure more than respectable) gathered to watch live with these phenomena. They can not qualify otherwise. With a powerful live and elegant, and knowing connect with an audience already if delivered, FUZZ gave us an unforgettable concert, full of strength. Gave everything and we are grateful for it's fortunate that we could see such a display of technique and skill of this group, with no hint of doubt, go far. For what is worth and because they deserve it. Great musicians, better people.
opened its promotional theme, Level Zero, how could it be otherwise. Then reviewed his album "1" delighting in songs like "Blues 666" or "Viper" ye even a group of former Frankie Sugarless, proving he's more than qualified for this. The icing was put to "My spirit is free," his best song in our view that, to the delight of us all, was accompanied by the most spectacular drum solo has been seen in these parts. The only Mr. Litwin. A revelation. And at the request of the public, which called for "another three!" Jimmi Hendrix was brought to the stage.
Awesome.
