Eternal Sunday presents another debut album that’ll make history: the one by
Fr3ak Y los Ali3nados, the electronic rock band lead by Fr3ak, that gives a new step in rock evolution.
Fr3ak comes from electronic music, style in which he had released
many singles and remixes that can be considered house music, music meant
to dance to. But on
Fr3ak Y los Ali3nados, he uses the
electronic music language and textures to express something different,
values, sensations and messages that, until now, only have been
communicated through loud guitar-ridden rock and roll.
Fr3ak Y Los Ali3nados
is not about dancing, is about alienation, is about feeling alone and
vulnerable against an inhuman system, is about the existential
absurdity, about empty consumerism, about a world in which surface and
appearance are more important that contents.
Some years ago Fr3ak would have started a heavy metal band and would
have screamed his truth to the world among distorted guitars. But
Fr3ak Y Los Ali3nados are a 2013 band, and
they sing for a generation of digital natives using a new language, a
language that is natural for the new generations: the fusion of
electronic music elements and an alternative rock attitude. And maybe
the message the band brings us, hidden among the desperation is: there
are problems, but there is a tomorrow, and that tomorrow is coming, and
it’ll be different.
Maybe in a decade or two all rock bands will sound like
Fr3ak Y los Ali3nados. Today, they are the only ones. Enjoy them now, because the future is coming.
