Los Radiadores
"Bienvenido"
FyN-49-EP-CD - 8435015512163
“Bienvenido”, anything
more than rock
LOS RADIADORES, Raul Tamarit’s band, saw first light in
2002, but only to record a cover of "A quien le importa"
in a tribute to Alaska (a legend in the Spanish music scene),
shortly after, the versatile Raul, who also headed the mythical
radio show "La Sustancia Verde" (10 years on the air),
he enlisted as a guitarist in UNA SONRISA TERRIBLE, band that
has released albums and performed in numerous venues.
After participating in 2008 in another tribute album, LOS RADIADORES
reappear again and this time to stay with the intention of returning
to basic and elemental rock dominated the naturalness and spontaneity.
LOS RADIADORES are formed by Raul Tamarit (vocals), José
Antonio Nova "El Joven" (guitar and vocals), Luis González
Galván (bass and vocals) and Vicente "Metralla"
Vila (drums) and emerging daily surrounded songs a solid attitude.
Meanwhile LOS RADIADORES have been in major concert halls, especially
in Valencia, they home city, sometimes even sharing the stage
with other band from the label Flor y Nata Records as No-Frosth
and Hondonero. Polishing a direct songs and will fully austere,
where it was about rock in its purest form, though with some personal,
the end of the rock in nature.
El Parque es mío (The Park is
mine)
The result of all this work comes their first full album under
his name, the EP "Bienvenido", which have collaborated
Manolo Divago Bertran (from Dr. Dibago), Antonio Chumillas and
Dani Cardona in the production of which in principle will highlight
the theme "El Parque es mio" , Heavy and haunting song
with a touch 80's, a song that has been done a video directed
by Sergio Gimeno Benlliure and shot in natural settings Chulilla
near Loriguilla Lake, within the province of Valencia, in which
LOS RADIADORES adopting a role, "western" with an absolutely
unespected end.
The EP-CD also includes other gems such as "Bienvenido",
"Los Generales", "Quiero dormir", a success
and future potential hit-single or "Echate a temblar"
ending rather than leaving a pleasant taste in your ears and many,
but many, want to see live to LOS RADIADORES.