It was a pleasant surprise that the group of Antzuola and Urretxu-Zumarraga go back to the surface and launch a very interesting album. We met them in the Danbaka music competition and then they showed that they had their own style. Now, keeping your personality, you're working in even darker, harder environments. They've changed bass player and recorded this album on their own. Songs can evoke many groups, but it's also hard to partner with anyone. The weight of the keyboard in the group is evident and the similarity with The Doors has been decreasing; Itoiz is not far away, but from the pop-rock psychodelia, rock-and-roll, post-rock, progressive and jazz work as well. The words full of imaginaries sing mostly in Basque, but there are also passages in Spanish and English s.El sound of


The Doors that you had in the past has relaxed, even though the song Zai at Devo City has the soul of that group. The Doors is the

favorite group of the Iongu keypad, which can be easily seen in the way you touch the keyboard. Zai At Devo City's final is a tribute to Doors.

You give a lot of freshness to the pop-rock, uniting many styles and environments. Where are you?

We are musicians who have drunk music from many styles, and the composition of the songs is done by everyone. Taking pop-rock as the root, we try to work styles like post-rock or psychedelia.

Where is Devo City represented?

It's a very dark song and it's open at the same time. The city as a metaphor for the person or society represents moral degradation and a lack of values.

Has the role of former bassist Jon Pinillos been very important?

Your contribution has been important in this album. The design of the album and many of the words are yours.

Almost all of the album has been recorded on the site. Have you achieved the result you had in your head?

We have, of course, met the objective we had at the beginning. We feel very comfortable and freed, although there is always something I

changedas.Las words are very open, and somehow I have been reminded of Itoizena. You have more things in common with Itoiz, right?

Itoitz is for us one of the Euskaldunes reference groups. These are the similarities that we can have with Itoiz, always keeping the distances, giving a lot of importance to the melody, being open and abstract words, the voice of the singer...

In addition to pop-rock and progressive, there are also jazz, indie and post-rock touches. Don't you lock the doors to any style?With the input of the

arri battery we are able to touch many kinds of rhythms, but with a Klak own style!son.