Locura

LOCURA, is an experimental trio based in the SF Bay Area who blends the melodies of Salsa, funk, hip-hop and reggae into their unique sound.

Vocalist Kata Miletich, uses an amazing vocal range to seductive deliver a powerful humanistic message using folksy lyrics that flow harmoniously between English and Spanish effortlessly demonstrating the power of bilingual expression.

Guitarist Bob Sanders delicately crafts silky rhythms, with subtle flamenco & reggae inspirations, to enhances the soulful ambience of the powerful vocals

Percussionist Rachel Bouch-D, casually drives the groove that pulses from the relentlessly complex creativity required to design such a vibrant sound dedicated to "bridging cultures, transcending borders... and realizing a life where another world is possible."

LoCura strives to prove that music is Universal language and is at its fullest potential when it can deliver both an immediate emotional response while also inspiring, even demanding, people to participate in creating a profound social/political change. Animas is their debut album.

http://www.myspace.com/locuramusica

Locura - is technical thrash/death metal band from Moscow, Russia

Their music contains sic mix of old and new school thrash metal, technical death and some hardcore/metalcore elements.

Now we're workin' at our debut EP

Band Members:

mu5†Die - guitars

Linnaug - guitars

Neloz - bass

Alien - drums

Acid - vocals

Influences:

thrash, hardcore, melodic death, metalcore, modern metal, groove metal, technical death, deathcore.

Locura @MySpace

LOCURA -- San Francisco Bay Area - http://www.myspace.com/locuramusica

LOCURA, is an experimental trio based in the SF Bay Area who blends the melodies of Salsa, funk, hip-hop and reggae into their unique sound.

Vocalist Kata Miletich, uses an amazing vocal range to seductive deliver a powerful humanistic message using folksy lyrics that flow harmoniously between English and Spanish effortlessly demonstrating the power of bilingual expression.

Guitarist Bob Sanders delicately crafts silky rhythms, with subtle flamenco & reggae inspirations, to enhances the soulful ambience of the powerful vocals

Percussionist Rachel Bouch-D, casually drives the groove that pulses from the relentlessly complex creativity required to design such a vibrant sound dedicated to "bridging cultures, transcending borders... and realizing a life where another world is possible."

I first saw Locura perform in 2006, right after their formation and have watched them continue to grow to the point that they've put out this CD LoCura deserves to be heard, if for no other reason they remind us that music can be a Universal language and is at its fullest potential when it can deliver both an immediate emotional response while also inspiring, even demanding, people to participate in creating a profound social/political change.

http://www.myspace.com/locuramusica