“Nave Nodriza” The New Album By Titan

New members, new sounds and new drugs. This is the initial slogan, the one that is repeated, the one that gives rise to an untimely creation. Emilio Acevedo and Julián Lede open the door to the mothership for Yamil Rezc to complete the current Titan lineup. This change of direction, Titan's new musical destiny, seems to coexist well with current rhythms but giving it that imaginative, playful and sardonic touch.

Titan is a band that came to change the musical landscape. They aimed more at the underground than the mainstream stages and, nevertheless, they managed to sneak in thanks to that refined ear that leads them to make melodies that, unintentionally, become favorites. Tunes that go round and round and each one of them has a different personality, an optic that places us in disparate places.

Thanks to the singles we have already had some tour of the repertoire that Nave Nodriza will bring, but it will always be better to listen to the work in its entirety, to immerse ourselves in that walk that wanders between nostalgia and current events, between costumes, roles and masks , and the reality that hits us in the face. It's music to dance to in the apocalypse. To laugh at hopelessness. To wake up accepting the consequences.

Titan Mothership opens a new stage for the band. One that looks very good. They have set the exact coordinates to have songs like “The Preacher” where a voice seems to give us precise instructions to commit an act that we are not able to explain. Voices that only live in the imagination and that, however, are echoed through the group's songs. A round album that is worth reviewing again and again to find that message that we missed the first time.

The album is now available on streaming platforms.