Alcalá Norte to the rescue of Spanish rock: "We are a bunch of cockroaches that will survive any apocalypse"

Alcalá Norte's new album, "Dejémoslo como estaba," explores themes of violence and death, reflecting on contemporary chaos. The band, influenced by Goya, blends post-punk and indie rock, creating a unique sound. Their lyrics address societal issues, with a focus on the absurdity of violence. The group emphasizes their evolution while maintaining their core style, rejecting the idea of replicating past hits like "La vida cañón." They aim to engage listeners with thought-provoking content rather than conforming to commercial pressures.