Музыка и песни Viaje a 800 / Viaje a 800

VIAJE A 800 are just a classic of the spanish and andalusian rock. Not as Andalusian rock label, but as a feature of identity. A group respected by critics and audiences, with a journey full of obstacles (3 albums in 12 years of age) and abused by bad luck, which has maintained a close relationship ALONE RECORDS since our label took its first steps as label. Finally, their highly anticipated and announced 'Cognac Oxigenado' is now released . With this album VIAJE 800 closes a stage in which the band suffer changes in their classical line-up that recorded gems like 'Diablo Roto ...' and 'Estampida de Trombones'. Now, 'Cognac Oxigenado' appears as the end after more than 10 years as a reference within the rock sung in Spanish. On 'Cognac ...' Andalusian rock is more present than ever, it's heavier than ever and more progressive than any of its previous recordings. 4 new songs, where 'Tagarnina Blues' holds your heart on pure emotion; ' Ni Perdón ni Olvido ', where heavy Spanish rock meets Melvins, guitar solos with palms which is pure flamenco on 'Oculi Omnium ... ' and a particular version of Buffalo's, 'What's Going On', through the personal Viaje a 800 music filter. Over 50 minutes of psychedelic rock in Spanish, very own. One of the best national bands of all time. Considered unique and unbeatable on stage. +++ File Under: Prog rock, psychedelic, hard rock. For fans of: Triana, Pink Floyd, Groundhogs, Melvins Record Label: Alone Records Style: Metal

Alone Records brings to the world the re-issue of the debut album from this spanish combo, based in Algeciras, VIAJE A 800. Mixing doom, hard rock, 70ïs vibe like Grand Funk Raildoad on speed meets Hawkwind meets Black Sabbath (as Julian Cope says), VIAJE Record Label: Alone - Tsc Style: Rock

If yooz long awaited massively sustained and cumbersome riff-based songs that slip effortlessly between GRAND FUNK, ROCKET FROM THE TOMB and BLACK SABBATH, then look no further than these gentleman!' - Julian Cope. In 2001 they knocked the ears of the fan Record Label: Alone - Tsc Style: Independent

Half a decade after issuing their excellent sophomore outing in the form of Estampida de Trombones, Andalusian heavy rockers Viaje a 800 emerge a much different band on the follow-up, Coñac Oxigenado. Not necessarily sonically – their sound is still very much defined by an encompassing, moody tonal weight and the lower register vocals of bassist Alberto “Poti” Mota – however, Mota has revamped Viaje a 800’s lineup and shifted the songwriting process, going from a four-piece to a trio and writing some of the longest songs the band had ever put on an album. CD, Album

Artist: Viaje A 800 Label: Phantom Sound & Vision