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Capsula
made their debut with Sublime barely two years after Martin Guevara
(vocals and guitar) and Coni Duchess (bass) had set up the band in Buenos
Aires. By that time, they had already toured Europe and had had the chance to be
the supporting band in Bilbao for the Welsh group Super Furry Animals. The disc was recorded during that tour at the
Mr. Jam studios in Bilbao, and Laberintos and Pizarnik were
the singles chosen to publicise the disc. In their early discs many bands sound
spineless and mimetic, but this is not the case here. Capsula sounds powerful
and exciting in these nine songs, all in Spanish, combining pop melodies (Todos
sus nombres, Ella encarna), with raw, abrasive guitar layers,
without concealing their influences, (Sonic Youth, Iggy Pop and Argentine
groups of the 70s and 80s like Sumo, Pescado Rabioso or Manal) with totally
enigmatic titles like Lo que es tal vez, Caballos de mar …
Hear: Caballos de Mar
