La canción "Ficción" ofrece una mirada introspectiva y cautivadora sobre el deseo de autenticidad en un mundo obsesionado por la cultura de masas y las apariencias superficiales. Con letras que reflejan una búsqueda personal y profunda, "Ficción" se destaca en el panorama musical actual por su habilidad para conectar emocionalmente con el oyente a través de su temática universal y conmovedora.

El tema central de la canción, que es la lucha por encontrar la propia identidad en un entorno que a menudo valora la conformidad sobre la individualidad, se presenta de manera elocuente en frases como "Ya no sé si queda algo por luchar" y "Cansado estoy de buscar en el camino". Estas líneas no solo capturan el desaliento y la fragilidad, sino que también resuenan con aquellos que se sienten desvinculados de las normas impuestas socialmente.

Musicalmente, "Ficción" combina melodías melancólicas con una producción impecable que complementa la emotividad de las letras. La sensación de desintegración se intensifica con el simbolismo del "cielo que se cae a pedazos", una metáfora poderosa del desmoronamiento personal y social que muchos pueden encontrar relevante.

Para los aficionados a la música que buscan temas que desafían la cultura pop convencional, "Ficción" es una elección excelente. La canción no solo es una pieza artística de reflexión sobre la individualidad y la resistencia, sino que también se posiciona como una obra crucial para tiempos en los que la autenticidad es a menudo sacrificada por la aceptación.

En resumen, "Ficción" no es solo una canción, es un himno para aquellos que buscan redefinir lo que significa ser uno mismo en un mundo saturado de falsas apariencias. Su resonancia emocional y profundidad lírica la hacen indispensable para quienes valoran la música que no solo se escucha, sino que también se siente y se reflexiona.

Ficción

I hate this crazy world
crystal castle-like
so cynical way it goes
hiding behind a smile
 
Old rules fake news to follow
made up to control us
there's anger everywhere I go
but cowardice holds everyones back
 
I hate this world
hate this world
 
Full of stupid flags
dividing us apart
I hate this world
hate this world

Barcelona post-punk quartet Low Blows is unleashing a Pandora’s Box of frustrations with their new song “I Hate.” The introspective song reflects upon recent years living under constant global crisis – injustices and maladies that range from rights to inequity, peace to war, health to the pandemic, and education to disinformation. The plodding, dystopian soundscape showcases buzzy synths reminiscent of early Human League and Gary Numan, as well as post-punk guitars that bring to mind Joshua Tree-era U2. The droll chant of the lead singer unfurls a steady litany of rage.

“The track is a harsh interpretation of reality, because it was written at a time when the world was not up for celebration,” the band says. “It continues on in this state, but hopefully everything will change and advance for the better. We try to contribute to that change.”

The video for ‘I Hate,’ directed by Cristian Vidal and Amanda González, is a sinister, unsettling wander through the dark, encountering surreal visions, dreamscapes of the past, photo cameos of long-past ancestors, and the cleansing power of fire.

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I Hate

Barcelona post-punk trio, Low Blows, takes us through the depths of our collective psyche with their latest track and stunning video, “Misleading Blind.” This contemplative piece serves as a meditation on an era marked by relentless global challenges – spanning the spectrum from civil rights and inequities to the juxtaposition of health and pandemic, from peaceful dialogues to conflicts, and from enlightened education to the murk of disinformation.

The deliberate, almost apocalyptic, musical tableau of the song is adorned with synths echoing the pioneering days of Human League and Gary Numan, complemented by quintessential post-punk guitar strains. The lead vocalist’s dry, rhythmic intonation guides listeners through the melancholy of solitude.

“Misleading Blind” was written during the pandemic and post-pandemic, when we thought we should write something sad and not related to any kind of celebration,” the band muses. “It’s sad, yet ferocious and cathartic.”

In Mar Ordonez’s incredible surrealist video for the track, an uncanny reverie unfolds. A woman is roused from her afternoon slumber by a mysterious lookalike, leading her through a series of perplexing and disquieting events as she traverses the city in search of understanding. This compelling visual narrative evokes reminders of Maya Deren’s iconic “Meshes of the Afternoon” – an enthralling and disconcerting cinematic gem.

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Misleading Blind

Escuchar a Low Blows conlleva un viaje a una época lejana donde el descubrimiento de las emociones necesitaba un tiempo de maduración. Un proceso que había que asimilar con los pocos recursos a nuestro alcance en cuestión de acceso.

Y realmente, las emociones hay que digerirlas de forma pausada para que tengan su efecto. Algo parecido ocurre con este nuevo single de Low Blows, un trío peculiar porque sus componentes viven entre Ibiza, Getxo y Mataró aunque afincados en Barcelona, y al que hay escuchar con la calma y atención necesaria como cuando comprábamos los primeros discos, porque así podremos encontrar el detalle.

«Normal» sugiere atmósferas dark que apuntan a la melodía entre guitarras y bajos penetrantes que se ajustan a la voz profunda y determinante de Carlos Vergara, líder del proyecto.

“Normal”, es su nuevo video single, grabado y mezclado por Lluis Cots en Estudi Nautilus y masterizado por Víctor García; el videoclip es también obra de Carlos Vergara y planta una desgarrada secuencia de imágenes corporales que quitan el sueño. La temática de la canción pone en valor la autenticidad y te incita a demarcarte de la cultura de las masas, las apariencias y el influjo de las modas.

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Normal

In their latest single Go!, Barcelona’s power post-punk trio Low Blows serves up a hefty dose of rebellion, infused with a gritty, dystopian edge and a sound reminiscent of early U2. The track, layered with sharp, post-punk guitar work, carries the echo of Interpol’s brooding delivery and the industrial chill of Gary Numan’s classic phase.

“We are romantics, existentialists, and somewhat pessimistic, but we seek to be constructive through our critical thinking towards the status quo and mass culture.”

Produced under the watchful eye of Matteo Vallicelli (The Soft Moon), Go! delves into the fleeting essence of existence, championing the right to live life on one’s own terms, against the backdrop of societal skepticism and the looming specter of mortality. The lyrics are a defiant call to arms, a declaration of independence from the weight of external judgment, encapsulating a raw desire to carve out a personal path, even as the end draws near.

Go! serves as a poignant meditation on life’s transience, urging us to seize autonomy amidst the ephemeral dance with time. It’s a bold rebuke of conformity, an ode to personal sovereignty in the shadow of death, embodying the fierce yearning to sculpt one’s legacy, undeterred by the finite march of existence.

In their latest visual offering, Low Blows teams up with director Carlos Vergara for a stripped-down, black and white performance piece that’s unvarnished and  compelling. The video captures the band’s raw magnetism and electric stage presence, presenting a no-frills glimpse into their dynamic energy.

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After a long wait, and a fateful 2025 for many of us, we can finally announce that our second LP is now available on all platforms.
This record was inspired by the path we’ve walked both as individuals and as a band — by the emotions that surfaced in contrast to the existential void and decay of western culture.

Credits:
The album was recorded throughout 2024 and 2025 in our homes, our practice room, and at Estudi Nautilus by Jordi Solans.
Produced by Matteo Vallicelli, mixed by Lluis Cots at Estudi Nautilus, and mastered by Maurizio Baggio at La Distilleria.
Artwork and design by Irina Stanciulescu.
Band photography by Eduardo Cañas.

Special thanks to all of them, Ruth García and Motsmusic (@ ) for believing in us, and to our friends and families. You know who you are — we love you dearly.

Cassettes and vinyl available for pre-order.
Visit www.lowblows.band 

Go! (Album Mix)

Misleading Blind (Album Mix)

Fix Me

Vacío

Cracks

Intermezzo

Overrated

I Hate (Album Mix)

Get down
on your knees
and lick both of my feet

Now lay back
on your dirty skin
I'll clean you with my lips  
yeah

Holes to fill
holes
I guess you can like this
holes to fill
I guess you can ride this 
yeah

Feel yourself in every way I want to
no time for shame you are lost in lust 
you know it's true
no way to stop me I'll break your laws
there no rules

I want you
I know you do

Holes to fill

06 Holes to Fill

I want to live my life in peace
I want to improve the things I do 
cause my fight is inside
not against you
my thoughts are on track when they're true

Could this all be breaking
could this all be breaking again
suddenly all became 
hatred again

Something has to change
something has to change
something is going to break
in you

Hatred

Post-punk for a hype, hyper, post and lost era.
Tour dates: https://bnds.us/32mckm
Booking: ruthgarcia@motsmusic.es

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