Weinf from Barcelona sounds a lot older and wiser than he actually is. He calls his songs psychedelic jazzy rock and that make sense if you are looking for the missing link between Nick Cave and Jonathan Spottiswoode. His new album Purple Bird and Other Strange Songs is a trippy affair, with occasional washes of distorted guitar, but first and foremost driven by keyboards about halfway Alan Price and Steve Winwood.
Weinf is both a balladeer and a dead serious musical jester. With songs like the bold The Absence of a God Has Made Me Free, the sexy come hither The Finest Woman I Have Ever Met and the claustrophobic Kafka On The Shore he shows his talent as a lyricists. He can wrap his criticism in poetry. It won't soften the blow of his attacks on the establishment. He has uncanny knack for swing, which his uses for both his music and his proverbial fists.
Weinf: vocals, bass, guitar keyboards
Pol Mata: keyboards
Júlia Martín: drums
Dana Colle: sax
Purple Bird and Other Strange Songs is released on cassette thru Custom Made Music. Release date: April 3rd.
Tracks:- The Sunset Cave
- The Priest and the Thief
- Purple Bird and Other Uninvited Guests
- The Absence of a God Has Made Me Free
- The Finest Woman I Have Ever Met
- What Are They Up To?
- Fishes Swimming In The Sand
- Kafka On The Shore
- Preludio
- The Basement
- Carefulness and Other Bad Advice
- 04/15 Barcelona @ Ultra Local Records
- 04/21 Madrid @ El Perro de la Parte de Atrás del Coche
- 05/11 Barcelona @ Almo2bar (+ Heaters)
- 05/26 Madrid @ Contraclub
- 06/01 Barcelona, Sala Monasterio
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