With more than 10 years of career, the band is about to release a new album titled “Canción Mata Algoritmo”.
Everything Appears Normal will present his new album “Song kills algorithm” at the Vorterix Theater on August 18.
With more than 10 years of career, the band is close to releasing a new album entitled “Canción Mata Algoritmo” with tweety gonzalez in production (musician and producer of Soda Estéreo, Gustavo Cerati, Fito Páez, Spinetta, Fabiana Cantilo, Shakira, Emmanuel Horvilleur, among other renowned musicians) and announce as an advance that they will present it at the Vorterix Theater this coming August 18 at 7:00 p.m. . Tickets are now available on the Allacces page.
So far this year, the group has already released two advances, showing a profound sound change in “The Floor is Lava” with the participation of An Espil (NAFTA) and evlay (Facundo Yalve, musician and producer of Wos, Nicki Nicole and Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso, among others), which gave rise to the incorporation of more electronic sounds and more defined pop drums but at the same time maintaining the rock essence that characterizes them so much. And on the other hand “Much better”where they maintain their classic melancholy.
Everything Appears Normal is a rock band founded in 2009 in Don Torcuato, Buenos Aires province, made up of Nicolas Alfieri on voice and guitar John Paul Alfieri in drums, Luca Barzán on guitar and keyboards and Alexis Koleff in low.
With four albums to his credit, Diferente (2012), Hijos del Mundo (2014) -nominated for the Gardel Awards in the Best New Rock Artist Album category-. In El Desaprender (2017) and El Último Abrazo Analógico (2020) -nominated for the Gardel Awards in the Best New Rock Album category-, Todo Apparenta Normal earned a prominent place among the new crop of rock bands.
Source: Ambito
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