Spanish noise-rock outfit Militares Judías introduce themselves at full length with debut album ‘(De)generación acomodada’, an eight-track record that moves between abrasive intensity and more restrained moments.
Formed in 2024 by César Sánchez and Pablo Zamora, alongside producer Andy Frenx, the group have already attracted attention from Spain’s Radio 3. Following this year’s singles ‘Corpus Christi’ and ‘Canción triste de Beltrán Moner’, their debut expands considerably on the band’s uncompromising guitar sound.
Tracks including ‘Dosis De Recuerdo’ and ‘Amapola’ lean into distortion, forceful vocals and relentless rhythms, while ‘Enésima víctima’ and ‘No’ reveal a quieter side to the record. Lyrically, the album considers mortality, perceived freedom and the increasingly manufactured character of everyday life in 2026.
Recorded at Pandora’s Vox in Madrid across three sessions spanning two years, the project combines analogue and digital techniques, including tape, plug-ins and AI-assisted restoration of early demos.
