De Los Valles y Volcanes
De Los Valles y Volcanes is the first full-length album of the Argentine post-rock band Hacia Dos Veranos released in May 2007 by Scatter Records.
| De Los Valles y Volcanes | ||||
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| Studio album by | ||||
| Released | 2007 | |||
| Recorded | Estudio Tecson, Estudio El Árbol and Estudio Concreto, Argentina | |||
| Genre | Post-rock, Indie | |||
| Length | 43:39 | |||
| Label | Scatter Records | |||
| Hacia Dos Veranos chronology | ||||
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| Review scores | |
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| Source | Rating |
| Diario Clarín | (Favorable)[1] |
| Diario La Nación | (Favorable)[2] |
| Global-Art.com | (Favorable)[3] |
Track list
- 24:00 (4:19)
- Preludio (5:12)
- Sueño (6:00)
- La Última Tarde Del Apicultor (4:16)
- Maleficio (6:16)
- Orillas Del Aluminé (2:35)
- Despertar (1:56)
- De Los Valles y Volcanes (9:33)
- Verano (3:32)
- All tracks were arranged and composed by Ignacio Aguiló, Diego Martínez and Sebastián Henderson.
Notes
- Tracks Preludio, Sueño and Despertar, were recorded by Sebastián Rilo in Estudio Tecson.
- Track La Última Tarde Del Apicultor was recorded by Juan Stewart in Estudio El Árbol.
- Tracks 24:00, Maleficio, Orillas Del Aluminé, De Los Valles y Volcanes and Verano were recorded by Norman McLoughlin in Estudio Concreto.
- Mixed by Juan Stewart and Hacia Dos Veranos in Estudio El Árbol.
- Cover design was in charge of Santiago Schroeder with collaboration of Mauricio Heredia.
- The Enhanced CD features the videoclip of the track Preludio, which was directed by Mariano Baez and Franco Estruvia.
Performers
Hacia Dos Veranos
Others musicians
- Ignacio Gabriel: Farfisa keyboard on tracks Maleficio, De Los Valles y Volcanes and Verano.
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