Listening Desire, Flesh and Will, his second and last album to date, one has the feeling that Chandelier They start their songs without knowing very well what things will happen in them as the minutes or even seconds go by.. Said in the best of senses: the art-rock of this Chilean band is so unpredictable, free and independent that at times seems to be molded on the fly.
His music slows down and accelerates, shrinks and expands, It rises and falls into the void guided by impulses that are very difficult to predict.. That's why their songs can last just over two minutes or more than nine.. That free will makes Desire, Flesh and Will connect with the work of contemporary Anglo-Saxon bands like Black Country, New Road, Still House Plants o Water From Your Eyes. Just like with all those groups, It seems that Candelabro have found rock by chance. It seems like they were going somewhere else and in the end they ended up there without really knowing how..
