Los Alamos

"Waiting For The Drought" en Niceto Club SAB 10/5/2008



Calexico & Peter (Los Alamos) at Buenos Aires (5/10/2007)

Dreamin' Man (Neil Young)

By Dr Chance



''Dignified heirs to the Gun Club and to Nick Cave, […] using the force of firepower […], Los Alamos reanimate the word of a cowboy who would have known what it means to be completely enclosed in the middle of Arizona. […] A miracle in the thirty shotguns legend.''



A DECOUVRIR ABSOLUMENT (Fr) - Gerald de Oliveira – april 08



''"El Fino Arte de la Venganza" confirms that this band has taken a great leap forward [.]: whereas before they sounded excessive, they are now concise, whereas before they imposed, now they hint."



LOS INROCKUPTIBLES (Ar) - Leonardo Aguirre - may 08



"Los Alamos has made a balanced and new-sounding album…Without abandoning the mirages – the worn sound – of their first CD, the songs flourish in robustness."



ROLLING STONES (Ar) – Patricio Orellana – may 08



"Fans of Nick Cave, Calexico, Moriarty, Jack the Ripper or Bob Dylan, "El Fino Arte De La Venganza" is for you. […] (Los Alamos) will definitely mark those who listen to their melodic blues/folk tones, deep voices, lyrics in English and Spanish, and a multitude of instruments perfectly used."



YAWAM (Fr) – Gwado – july 08



VERY FAVORITE FOR THR RECORD DEALER FNAC COUP in ROCK'N FOLK - august 08



"After releasing an album in 2005, the Argentine Los Alamos have returned with "El Fino Arte de la Venganza," an album mastered by Don Tyler, known for having worked with, among others, Bob Dylan, The Pixies, and Beck. A mix of country-folk-rock, blues (Johnny Cash), and mariachi appropriated for this era (like Calexico), Los Alamos' music seduces you (…) for its richness and the raw essence that its songs evoke."



POP REVUE EXPRESS (Fr) – 6 de august 08



"At first listen, their bluesy folk rock makes you think of the southern part of the United States […]In the end, though, the southern American traces are perhaps less apparent in the compositions as in the instruments and the performance. All of this makes for a very great album that shows that English speaking countries don't have a monopoly on rock."



MUSIQUE(S) (Fr) – FC - 22 august 08



"This Argentine folk-rock group hopes to spread their vision across Europe, where they have come with their second album. The 13 songs are divided between Spanish and English, between blues and country. […] We inevitably draw a comparison with Calexico because of the linguistic mix, but also because they allow their rhythms to warm up to a high level of intensity."



LONGUEUR D’ONDE (Fr) – Béatrice Corceiro - Autumn 08



"Although Los Alamos come from Argentina, it's more to the north of the continent that that our thoughts are drawn, and we think that this band would destroy the CB radios of all the good ole' truckers. Calexico, Magnolia Electric Co., or Migala, are some names that come to mind, and not only because they sing in Spanish. […] Los Alamos goes way beyond the newest Calexico with El Fino Arte de la Venganza, a subtle mix of the desert and burning embers."



MILLE FEUILLE (Fr) – Eric F. - 8 de october 08



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