LOS ORFEBRES

Pez: one of the most visceral bands of the current National Rock (as it is called in Argentina) that throughout his 10 discs (1 live) and 15 years have demonstrated several styles, like a pretty heavy band punk with dyes (Quemado, and a power issue as No mi corazon coraza) or folk styles (Hoy, with an incredible calmness imposed on Bettie al desierto or the subject of 10 minutes, Hoy) or by pulling the progressive rock (hold your Folklore and Faltan miles de años mas or suite Buda). Los orfebres is one of his biggest works, which seem to mix the heavy style of training Crimsonian Fripp-Wetton-Bruford with dyes synthesizers quiet as coming from imposed by Pepo Limeres. One of the particularities of the disc (which appears on other discs) is that there is no space between subject and topic, as if it were a long track. Excel topics like Spuistraat 249, Ultimo acto, Ni discos de Bob (dedicated to Bob Dylan, the theme has hit the pint, if it were not because the band refuses to such pretencion) and the initial homonym to the album track, although the brutality that has the band on the disc does not compare with what comes out of his recitals. The band return to their instance of power-quartet tax on their first albums and do not seem to want to get out of it, by the fact that there is no acoustic issues. It should be clear that this album is complemented today with his new DVD: Sesion de espiritismo, which records the time of recording the disc and its presentation in vivo, along with other items on his long career. For these reasons, I consider it to disk as an excellent addition to any collection of prog