The October issue of Mondo Sonoro is now on the streets

We have started the distribution of the Mondo Sonoro copies for the month of October. An issue that has Irish people on the cover Fontaines DC on the occasion of the edition of “Dopamine Chamber”.

Just over two years after the phenomenon “Romance”the Irish Fontaines DC publish “Dopamine Chamber” (XL/PopStock!), a fifth album in which they continue to refine their style and aim high in a trajectory that has not stopped growing since its beginnings. Growing, but without losing sight of his world.

Bogotá burns They reach their third album with an idea as simple as it is uncomfortable: perhaps we have never been so connected and, at the same time, so alone. “Manufactures of the Lonely People’s Club” (Sony, 26) turns that contradiction into an epic rock artifact, but also into an invitation to meet again.

In “Dissonance” (Universal, 26), Lori Meyers They turn everything that doesn’t quite fit into songs. Fatherhood and loneliness, the weight of the years and the desire to recover freshness, to continue being a guitar band without sounding like 2003. Eight albums later, change no longer means resolving tensions. Sometimes it is enough to ring them.

The new album by the brothers –Álvaro and Ovidi– Tormo, “Meat with potatoes” (Cultura Rock, 26), shines thanks to its challenging and especially eclectic nature, a stylistic color in charge of diagnosing the gray present. We chatted about all this with The Zigarros.

“Perfect” (Matador/Popstock!, 26) is nothing less than the ninth album by the band led by Josh Homme, and comes as the most open-hearted album in their long history. We chatted about it with Mike Shuman, bassist of Queens Of The Stone Age.

The consolidation of Aiko the group as one of the essential bands on our circuit arrives with “Brutal Signs” (Primavera Labels, 26). This is the third album by the trio formed by Lara Miera, Tere Iñesta and Barbi López, as well as the most faithful to that uncompromising live performance that they have and in which riffs and poetics reverberate of course.

In “While the Guadalquivir flows and flows and flows” (Fueled by Salmorejo, 26), the people of Cordoba Long live Belgrade They embrace their brightest and most optimistic side and deliver their most popist album to date. We chatted with their guitarists, Cándido Gálvez and Jaime Acosta, about the compositional process of their fifth album and the challenge of building an album based on “hits”.

1111 They claim to have misunderstood pop, but still decide to make their own version of it. On his second album, “Angel Stories” (Universal, 26), the Madrid trio breaks away from the overload and baroqueness of their previous productions to focus on detail. From sharing files on Drive and composing at his parents’ house to being able to “have the privilege” of going to the studio, the process has also changed.

Anabel Lee they throw “All lives” (Vanana Records, 26). A project to flow without prejudice, break walls and let light enter from all sides. The album with which to reach a kind of new maturity as a band after eight years of pushing.

That’s it for our most extensive interviews, but this month you can also find a special article dedicated to “Back To Black” of Amy Winehouseas well as other articles dedicated to Las Novias or Leo Rizzi. Finally, we remind you that in October we also dedicated part of our magazine to a series of special articles dedicated to hot topics in the music industry. A special dedicated to professionals in the sector and the general public on the occasion of our participation in the BIME of Bilbao.

And to finish, there is nothing better than doing it with our usual playlist with all the contents of the month, so that you can provide a soundtrack to your reading.