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Portland synth-punk quartet La Isla Electronica arrive with their debut LP "3:17" (à La Carte Records, November 13) - nine songs, twenty-four minutes, sung in Spanish. Susana Sainz, Ian Howe, Amy Kay, and AJ McClary split the difference between the cold romanticism of early-80s Spanish underground electronic music (Aviador Dro, Décima VÃctima, Esplendor Geométrico) and the bright-edged urgency of femme-fronted American new wave (The Go-Go's, Chin-Chin, Missing Persons). The album writes through migration without sounding like a migration record: memories of Spain bleeding into the strange glow of an American dream that won't quite finish loading. Engineered and mixed by Evan Mersky at Red Lantern Studios in Portland; mastered by Sasha Stroud. Cover paintings by Matt Cosby. Pressed on two limited 12" vinyl variants.
Tracklist:
- Accion
- Volver a Empezar
- Siempre Igual
- La Esquina de Casa
- Que Vas a Hacer
- El Destino
- Ahorra Tu
- En Una Isla
- Sangre
UPC: 652805573687
Label: A La Carte Records
Release Date: 11.20.26
Format: Vinyl Record
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