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Neuman, Noise Box and Analogic presented on May 27 unreleased tracks created especially for the occasion
Murcia Three of the groups with the greatest now will star in a new cycle of Murcia Three Cultures International Festival.
Neuman, Noise Box and Analogic are the groups chosen to premiere the series 'Murcianos for tolerance', to be held in the Garden of Malecón on Friday, May 27, at 21, 22 and 23 hours.
These three concerts presented as the main novelty of the fact that each group will debut a song written especially for the Festival, the content will focus on tolerance.
The group opened the evening, Neuman, submitted to scoop the item entitled 'Blue', a hymn to tolerance for immigration.
For its part, Noise Box released the song 'Through the pluriverse', which emphasizes that not only is a reality that is the valid and that we must accept the views of others, while Analogic will release its unreleased track 'Peace and education', which link the concept of tolerance of freedom and equal rights.
Formed by Paco Román (vocals, guitar), Fernando Lillo (piano and strings) and Raul Frutos (drums, xylophone and banjo), the group plays music Neuman very personal approaches and sostrock shoegazer styles, and is influenced by the after-punk 80's.
His unique sound is characterized by its pianos, guitars and vocals, which merge into a single instrument, with a very pronounced emotional component and impressionistic.
This group has given concerts all over the country, which usually involved in the most prestigious festivals and has toured Switzerland, Austria and Italy.
His album 'Plastic Heaven', released in September 2010, has had an exceptional reception from both critics and audiences.
For its part, the group Noise Box, based on the rock and roll, creating a music in which the combination of powerful guitar enveloping atmospheres and resulting in a personal dream rock sound, with songs full of energy and emotion.
In his songs also joins the indie-rock of the nineties with the dream pop of bands like My Bloody Valentine.
With four albums under his belt, the band has participated in the Biennial of Young Artists from Europe and the Mediterranean, held in Athens, and now performs regularly at festivals and venues in Spain.
Noise Box, born in 2000, consists of Jesus Cobarro (vocals, guitar), Bienve Campbell (guitar), Christian Luis Pastor (Keyboard), Antonio Mompean (bass) and Pedro Palau (drums).
In addition, Analogic group, formed in mid 2009, will bring the Festival Murcia Tres Culturas an eclectic indie rock sound full of energy, low-synthesized choral voices that add to the British and southern influences.
Its high-voltage direct complicity with the audience much have served to take the top spots in competitions such as Creajoven'10 or AzáRock 2010.
One of the main attractions of this band is the high degree of exposure coral in their tracks, often including melodic lines made up of four voices that blend cross and parallel.
Analogic components are Juan Abellán (vocals), Andrew Monk (guitar), Alberto Botia (drums) and Julio Hidalgo (keyboards).
As all activities of the XII International Festival Murcia Tres Culturas, the three concerts included in the series 'Murcianos for Tolerance' are free entry to fill seats.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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