Pálida is a band from Chile but there's only so much you can learn about it. It's clear that the main role is played by Felipe Flores, but this is about it. The important thing though that there's a new, short album from this project that was released January, an album with interesting music and phenomenal cover art, called Visceral.
The Chilean instrumental post-rock is filled with emotions and nostalgia, the relatively short compositions have a lot of this lo-fi aesthetics (as it is stated, the most of the materia was recorded in Felipe's house), but it's nothing that bothers you while listening. Most of the sounds here could be called traditional instrumental post-rock focused on atmosphere generation rather than guitar riffs. There's also some a bit trip-hop-ish electronics in Lascivia and synths. Of course this probably is not the sound the debutants aim for, but it's enough to appear on our radar even on such a broad music scene as the Chilean one.
Visceral costs whatever you want to pay.
Check: Benzos
Country: Chile
Genre: melancholic post-rock
