The 1997 album 'Sigue el Rock'n'Roll' by Corazones Negros offers a raw and uncompromising take on hard rock, showcasing the band's dedication to the genre's roots. This Locomotive Records release captures the band at a pivotal moment in their career, delivering a sound that was both familiar and vital.
- Recorded in just ten days in January 1996, the album was produced by Manolo Arias. It was released on January 15, 1997, by Locomotive Records. The album features a straightforward rock and roll sound that harks back to 1970s influences.
- The album's title, 'Sigue el Rock'n'Roll' (Keep the Rock'n'Roll Going), directly reflects the band's mission statement. It served as a testament to their commitment to traditional rock values in an era increasingly dominated by alternative and electronic sounds.
- Upon its release, 'Sigue el Rock'n'Roll' was met with moderate critical acclaim within the Spanish rock scene, praised for its authentic sound and energetic delivery. The album cemented Corazones Negros' reputation as purveyors of no-frills hard rock.
Corazones Negros were a Spanish rock band formed in 1995. They were known for their energetic live performances and blend of classic rock influences.
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