Tinieblas - Hijos Malditos

Review by Benjamin Lawless

Hijos Malditos is the latest album by the Mexican electronic artist Tinieblas. The album is a mesmerizing journey through different genres of music, including techno, house, and ambient. It features ten tracks, each with its unique sound and style.

The album opens with "Sangre y Plomo," a dark and haunting track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The use of distorted synths and heavy bass creates a sense of unease and tension that carries throughout the album. "Huesos" is another standout track, with its driving beat and hypnotic melody.

Tinieblas' use of vocals on the album is sparse but effective. On "La Llorona," the vocals are haunting and ethereal, adding to the eerie atmosphere of the track. On "Cenizas," the vocals are distorted and glitchy, adding to the futuristic sound of the track.

Summary by Benjamin Lawless

Hijos Malditos is a fantastic album that showcases Tinieblas' talent and versatility as a producer. The album is a must-listen for fans of electronic music and anyone looking for something new and exciting.