Davila 666 - Tan Bajo Release:Tan Bajo In the Red Records celebrating a range of popular

celebrating a range of popular national genres: the march

plus bonus instrumental and acappella versions for maximum listening enjoyment

The EP showcases their ability to craft bittersweet songs pulling from late '70s/early '80s post-punk and early 90's britpop

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Leonidas Kavacos

Davila 666 - Tan Bajo Release:Tan Bajo In the Red Records celebrating a range of popular2011 sophomore release from the Puerto Rican Garage Rockers. Hailing from San Juan, Davila 666 plays fierce Spanish language Garage Pop with gang vocals, tambourines, pop hooks, guitar licks and even a touch of Psych here and there. Elements of early Stones, Jesus and the Mary Chain, Dead Boys and '60s girl groups are all evident in Davila's sound. As soon as they began recording tracks for Tan Bajo, the band realized the sounds they were making were