Electric Co.

Con proyección internacional, Electric Co., banda perteneciente a la nueva generación del rock en México comienza a hacer presentaciones en vivo en el 2005 con la idea de retomar el Rock en su más pura expresión.

En el 2006 saca un EP demo titulado “My Birds”, ingresa al concurso “Global Battle of the Bands”, y gana la final nacional en la Ciudad de México con un recorrido de 1,500 bandas, consiguiendo el pase a la final de Londres, Inglaterra donde queda en 4to lugar mundial ante 30 concursantes que representaban a diferentes países del mundo. La banda regresa a tocar a la ciudad de México y continua en el primer concurso Vive Cuervo and Roll, saliendo ganadora de esa primera edición.

Electric Co. fue invitado a la Gira Rockampeonato Telcel y es solicitado para abrirle a Molotov en su ultima gira. Formaron parte del cartel del Corona Music Fest 2007 en el Estadio Azteca, ha participado en las 3 ultimas ediciones del festival Rockarga. También formaron parte del cartel del Vive Latino 2008 y del Festival Rock del Río 2008 y 2009.

En el 2008 Electric Co. saca su disco debut titulado I.Sumados a al festival Sncikers Urbania en México 2009 y 2010 en el Estadio Azteca y en Monterrey 2010.

Banda abridora para Kinky, Molotov, Zoe, Jumbo, Los Amigos Invisibles, Volován, La Gusana Ciegaentre otros.

En este 2011 Electric Co. sacara su segundo disco, y de el se desprende el primer sencillo titulado T.E.C. (Terapia Electro Convulsivante).



Llevados por su rebeldía y letras agresivas, mezclando riffs al estilo de Led Zeppelin en sus inicios, las baterías salvajes de Keith Moon, y toques de bajos rítmicos al estilo de Motorhead logran cubrir el escenario con una energía única, envolvente y electrizante demostrando que EL ROCK NO TIENE IDIOMA, y sobre todo QUE EL ROCK NO HA MUERTO.



Electric Co., a band with international projection that belongs to the new breed of rock hailing form Mexico City, they started with live performances in 2005, with the idea of taking back rock in it's purest form and expression.



In 2006 they released an EP called "My Birds" , entered "The Global Battle of the Bands" won in the finals here in Mexico City over 1,500 other Latin American bands, and then went on to get the 4rth place in the global final in England, at the London Astoria. Where they saw competition from 30 other bands from all over the world. Shortly after, they returned to Mexico City and were a part of yet another big music contest, the first edition of "Vive Cuervo and Roll", which they also won.



A huge tour was organized by a mayor phone company called "Gira Rockampeonato Telcel”, and Electric Co. was summoned to be a part of it as an opening act for the final tour of huge Mexican band Molotov.



A part of the line up in the enormous festival "Corona Music Fest" in 2007, which took place in one of the largest venues in the world the "Azteca Stadium". Also worth mentioning, is their third participation in the excellent "Rockarga: Musica para los Dioses" Festival. Which has as a venue one of the most beautiful places in the world, the Teotihuacán Pyramids.



Probably the most important Latin festival called "Vive Latino”. Rocked with Electric Co. in 2008, along with "Rock del Rio Mexico" later that year, the later, a feat witch they will repeat again in '09.



In 2008 Electric Co. released their fist album, a 10 sing rock masterpiece called "I".



Driven by their musical revelry, aggressive lyrics, heavy early Zeppelin-like riffing, brutal ala’ Keith Moon drumming, and rhythmic ear-pounding bass that would make Lemmy Kilmister proud, they take the stage with a unique energy, thunderous and electrifying, proving that ROCK N' ROLL has no language, and above all IT AIN'T DEAD.



Contradiction



Freak Tu Show



ELECTRIC CO.

by Toli Galanis (writer and rock journalist of NYU)



Electric Co. is one of the most promising bands

shaping the Mexico City rock scene today. With their

hard-edged tracks and energy-fuelled live shows, the

four-piece brings a refreshingly old concept to

rocknroll: rebellion.

Driven by some impressive lyrics and frenetic song

effects, Electric Co. sound like early Led Zeppelin

being filtered through Motörheads bass lines,

all laden atop the heavy drums of Keith Moon. The

result: a melodic alchemy that is fiery and

innovative.

The Mexico City rockers Sadi on vocals, Kike on

bass and Andy on guitar address

the gulf between the values of modern rocknroll and

the notion that music can shape society. They churn

out this message to a rapidly growing fanbase with

performances that incorporate a brash garage rock

attitude in the vein of Motörhead and owe a great

deal to AC/DC and the Rolling Stones.



Electric Co. is looking to become the firebomb of

the new musical movement in Mexico City.