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Denver’s El Amor had dropped a demo album, self described as ‘rotten roll.’ Simplistic in the way of seventies punk, vocally exotic like good alternative and featuring solid, driving bass, the band presents a solid take on modern rock music.
The overall sound is what you might picture when thinking of garage rock. Dirty but brutally honest, unrefined yet vigilantly tight, El Amor strays from the indie rock dominance in the Mile High City and presents a fresh take not just for the south Broadway scene, but our music culture in general.
by Tim Wenger
Colorado Music Buzz Magazine - Colorado Music Buzz Magazine
Denver’s El Amor had dropped a demo album, self described as ‘rotten roll.’ Simplistic in the way of seventies punk, vocally exotic like good alternative and featuring solid, driving bass, the band presents a solid take on modern rock music.
The overall sound is what you might picture when thinking of garage rock. Dirty but brutally honest, unrefined yet vigilantly tight, El Amor strays from the indie rock dominance in the Mile High City and presents a fresh take not just for the south Broadway scene, but our music culture in general.
by Tim Wenger
Colorado Music Buzz Magazine - Colorado Music Buzz Magazine
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El Amor Demo 2013
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After a two year hiatus and a change in drummers, El Amor is back with a renewed drive to play energetic, fast paced, fuzzed out rock that will get you moving towards the floor or towards the door.
Best described as rhythmic heavy dance punk rock, El Amor is best served live. With an ever expanding and evolving live show, they strive to give an explosive performance each and every night.
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