Massacre released their new album: “Nueve”

Massacre brings their new album Nueve, composed of nine songs, produced by three producers – Gustavo Santaolalla, Héctor Castillo and Federico Piskorz – who each worked on three of them, recorded in three different studios.
We know that Nueve is their ninth studio album, after their last entry 9 years ago.
Nueve goes through a psychological dream full of counterpoints, reflections, dialogues between opposites, postponed conflicts, anxiety and existential insomnia after a crisis, universal feelings that inhabit us day by day. With feats where Massacre adds consecrated artists. For their new cut, Santiago Motorizado, lead voice of El Mató a un Policía Motorizado, joins in the Máquina del Tiempo, an indie and progressive pulse track, achieving the perfect alchemy between minimalism and grandeur, navigating sonic currents that refer to the essence of the band.
The duo Walas and Santiago Motorizado transmit the warmth and emotion of a search that identifies us all. Vicentico contributes his voice, in low tones, so that Medusa Lunar, evokes airs reminiscent of the Flaming Lips, where we hear a beat that we took with a rhythm machine from the 80s that was in the Texas studio, produced by Héctor Castillo, musician, music lover and extraordinary producer.
Gustavo Santaolalla, producer and guitarists contributed his talent to transform “Mariposa” into the psychedelic quota that unconsciously accompanies Massacre since their first show when they played with a Farfisa keyboard amplifier from the 60’s.
Goyo from Bandalos Chinos, joins in Insomnia to bring light with his diaphanous voice to describe a multiverse, where parallel universes are invaded by galactic beings – birds and shadows – that fly over the dream beyond the observable universe. Recorded in Buenos Aires at the Panda studios and mixed at GoodShit Studio, it was produced by Federico Piskorz, artistic producer as well as multi-instrumentalist of the band. After the release of Nine, Massacre embarks on their European tour that will take them to
cities such as London, Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Mallorca and Malaga among others.
Upon his return, the Estadio de Obras will be the obligatory appointment for Massacre to premiere the nine.

Original source in Spanish