A QUIET DAY

THE RAMBLET. Bulevard sud, s/n

This year the beginning of autumn will not be so austere in terms of live music programming., since Un Día Tranquill will officially open the season. Five independent cutting bands, national and international, They will meet at La Rambleta so that we can experience music in its different genres, in a calm manner, discovering some bands that will perform in Valencia for the first time.

The young British singer Findlay captivated the audience with the single “Waste my time” from his album Forgotten Pleasures, latest work to date that will be presented with a style somewhere between a PJ Harvey from the nineties and the Swedish Lykke Li. Sensuality with deeper touches with which Findlay surfs between genres such as grunge and soul, seasoned with some notes of electro and pop. A jointly harmonious format, surprising and explosive at the same time.

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At payment They are another of the assets to take into account on this day. The Valencian band is little by little making its way into the state indie scene at a very good pace.. This is how we were able to see it this summer in the last edition of the FIB in a performance where its vocalist Diego Escriche overflowed with authentic passion on stage.. Social disenchantment and uprooting could be the theme of the album Disorder, his first full length. Frenetic rhythms that sometimes remind us of the Smiths or Permanent Paralysis.

The Monocrome Set emerged on the music scene at the end of the punk era, with what, if the calculations do not fail, arrives ready to celebrate the fortieth anniversary since its formation. During all this time the group has not always been active, but it has influenced many British musicians, from Morrissey and Johnny Marr, Graham Coxon from Blur or Alex Kapranos, to mention one of his famous admirers. They could have been a mass group, but they never fit into any current, nor were they able to produce any hit, although only listening to their singlesfrom the early eighties we could say that they are masters of the definitive pop format.

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Blessings, before releasing their debut album, It already has specialized critics waiting for what it can become. The multi-instrumentalist of Jamaican origin living in the United States comes to discover what he has revealed from the beginning as his particular traphousejazz style.. So far he has released two singles before his full-length release., Lady Lady y Old Age, who have surprised by their vocal range.

From the darkness comes light, just like the sound passages of the legendary band Mercury Rev. The band managed by Jonathan Donahue returns taking advantage of the twentieth anniversary of their famous and acclaimed album Deserter’s songs. In a more intimate presentation, in acoustic format, They will resume their brand new fourth album, considered by the British weekly NMElike the album of the year 1998. That album contained great songs like “Opus 40”, “Holes” o “Goddess on a Highway”. V.CASAÑA

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