Los Natas
Delmar

Atonal folks, I turn to you, a mix of people accustomed to drinking and those who wait for the Easter Monday to get wasted, you like wine, huh? You like beer, huh? But since you are used to alterations and given that Easter Monday is a special day, you don't stop and keep going, so, you like bitters, huh? You like whiskey, huh? And you do well, crack yourselves open, stuff yourself with roasted meat and wash it down with improvised strong cocktails, that's fine, it's a day of celebration where everything is allowed for everyone, but then what happens? It happens that you return home with an overwhelming headache, the music bothers you, and you can't listen to it, so you stuff yourself with medicine to make it go away and HERE YOU MAKE A MISTAKE! Screw Mesulid, Moment, and Vivin C, "Delmar" is what you need!

A natural remedy, therefore healthy, an album that won't resonate in your head, clear as the Tiber at San Sepolcro, will flush out all the assimilated toxins and cleanse your liver, an album that is not only stunning but useful, desert-orient-innocent rock if we really must name the genre; it's the first album by Natas, Argentinian people who ejaculate peace, sound waves that aim directly towards the utmost tranquility, you can indeed notice all their innocence, for better or for worse, those raised like me near the sea will appreciate the bass that opens the dances, maneuvering through the waves. There will be some rough surges, but fundamentally it's an album to listen to while watching the sunset on a beach, or lying on the sand searching for constellations shaped like Marja leaves among the stars, the beach is the constant after all.. otherwise, it suits both day and night, the atmospheres they create easily adapt to the play of light. So you inland folks, get this album and set off on a journey to the coasts, I assure you it won't be a hassle...