The bilbaíno group Sonic Trash – and its antecedent I tell you – is a hidden treasure, unknown to the public. Teams led by David Hono have been exploring and throwing through the treasury of the 1990s for dozens of years, reinventing all of this and elaborating and obtaining a result full of energy, sensuality and wealth.

It's been several years since they published their last feature film, Latigo. The blow of this work was enormous, threaded, which coincides with the character of the group, and full of rage and forcefulness. How shocked we were with the album and the direct ones! Since then, since 2015, the wait has been long, although the PM Totem was published among them.

That is why we received with enthusiasm the ten songs that make up King Kong Baby, recorded in the studies Submarino Records and Tio Pete. The result is that they've taken time to make the disk. In addition, they have been able to give a more balanced view of the urgency of the group within it. Kalamity (your new taste) is special: for the first time they have sung in Euskera and also Birkit has also participated. Result? Intriguing, sensual, sometimes black song with oriental dyes, which combines noise with low Flying Nun environments. Bilbao speed city has the brand of the group: urgent, dark, Gautian, rocker and pre-industrial. The Orient Ltd is an elegant indie-rock of the 1990s, which has drunk from the new wave, is playful and celebratory. Sexy bass is also based on that decade, but it's stronger, more distorted and more crazy. The intro of Amnesia is similar to that of Stooges. Next, along the way of Velvet and Cancer Moon, it's more psychedelic and becomes heavier towards the lunar landscape. It accelerates, a rock-and-roll skid that Eduardo Benavente would write of amphetamine to his neck. Kamazotz malicious rock, salad that joins samba and Pixies. Balada that links the drops of dangerous melancholy and psychodelia the size of Amarcore Beast Of Bourbon. Post-rock dress with metal cutting guitars, brand of Cortes Touch and Go. Finally, the coral experiment Alma canibal.