Jardín de la Croix - Letargo (2020) EN

Jardín de la Croix is a band from Madrid, that I was lucky to see live during Dunk!Festival last year. So the memories are great and now I can revisit them with some new material from the band on the EP released four years after Circadia, called Letargo.

The Spanish like playing fast, complex and seemingly chaotic guitar post-rock. It's even difficult to follow particular sequences as they are like crazy squirming snakes while the tracks jump around from fast-paced fragments meant to dance to nice, little, piano-based parts like those in Brechas. It seems then that the band make a exemplary, model math rock, in every detail sounding as it should (which is weird for such a chaotic genre). Even the finish of the first track makes a real ecstasy for the math rock fans. It's a shame it's so short as the two tracks don't fulfill anything and only tease the listener who wants to dance and jump around more.

Letargo costs whatever you want to pay.

Check: Brechas

Country: Spain

Genre: instrumental math rock

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