The Solvers
Every Single Song EP
Mock self-published, 2009
The tired man decided it was good time to get up and go out. Tired of singing their sentences in solitary lit a cigarette and smoke signals released by the window. Seekers who were lurking melodies came to his call, with the instruments on his back knocked on her door and took their way together. With the illusions still intact, the desire to catch up and thrown into the air experiences that bent his back, live the need to scream and feel every hour of loneliness, relieved with massive doses of Neil Young, Teenage Fanclub, Lou Barlow, Big Star or the Kinks, charged form of wild melodies struggling to squirt out of their hearts and leaving streets flooded with emotions and their empty bodies of rage and regret.
The Solvers are a guitar rock band with a clear bias toward power pop-loving and extremely knowledgeable about the history of pop-rock of all time, a detail that is felt clearly in their sound (and on the successful cover this EP). The group is made up The Tired Man (guitar and vocals, a member of the missing Evenless-source current Wildman Group and author of a demo in 2005 under the alias Emodrama - "Songs That No One Will Hear" -), Aymeric battery next to "The French Man," Luis "Zombie Man" (guitar and vocals) and Carlos "Krakman" on bass. Formed in Madrid in December 2008, were in their ranks with guitarist and singer Al Zimmerman until February this year that left the group.
We are facing their first demo as a band, so we can not expect a professional sound, but the atmosphere of guitars that have achieved is simply superb. In his songs tell of lonely nights and tears in the rain, passion and self-pity, lies and despair, love and indifference. If 'Every Single Song' magically blend power and sensitivity pushing to keep pace with head and insulate ourselves from our surroundings in search of our own thought, 'Hey' is the essential elements of a rock anthem, perfect for shouting in the direct (with megaphone accompanied if possible). If 'Empty Suit' is a lament for electricity in emotional responses, 'Something You'll Never Know' (previously appeared in the model of Emodrama) is heady time that medium has become my favorite as I repeated the listeners.
No one better than the The Tired Man to clarify some details about the band and this first work:
On the formation of the group and the concept of band:
- The project grew out of an ad I put in several forums (Hispasonic and Guitarristas.org) and though I had my alias The Tired Man I have never raised this band or any other as a backing band. In fact I still have my solo project, but being in a band is something else, there are no leaders and no rules.
On the authorship of the songs:
- In the band compose Luis Mariano Reluz (LM Relight or Luis "Zombie" Man) and myself. In this model all my subjects are less 'Hey', but we are working on three new songs from Luis and two of mine, that will go in the second model, matching things up.
Recording on the proceedings:
- The truth is that the recording process has been very rewarding. Both Carlos Lacasa and I had some experience managing multitrack sequencers and knowledge we have coordinated a very productive way. We started recording batteries in the rehearsal room and then we were putting the rest in my house and home of Charles, carrying the sessions in memory keys or running them through ftp sessions, all very "to the last". Everything was recorded with Logic on three different Macs:). We have finally gotten the mix sounds pretty good. I think the sound we've achieved is more than decent, it sounds "tacky".
And more to come on plans and live performances:
- Our plans are to record a second demo and then go right now looking at the possibility of giving a concert, we have a big problem and we do not have your own equipment. what limits us fairly. We played in a room for hours, and we must find a separate room (and our own team) soon, which means drop pasta and pasta = problems: (
PS: A great start for a band that should not be afraid to demand more, need to improve details and do not lack potential.







