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“I was in a dream, but now I can see that change is the only law.” With a credo adapted from science fiction author Octavia E. Butler, an album title from a collection of metaphysical poetry, and an expansion in consciousness brought on by personal crisis, guitarist and songwriter Shana Cleveland learns to embrace a changing world with unconditional love on News of the Universe, the new full-length from California rock band La Luz.

“I was in a dream, but now I can see that change is the only law.” With a credo adapted from science fiction author Octavia E. Butler, an album title from a collection of metaphysical poetry, and an expansion in consciousness brought on by personal crisis, guitarist and songwriter Shana Cleveland learns to embrace a changing world with unconditional love on News of the Universe, the new full-length from California rock band La Luz.

“I was in a dream, but now I can see that change is the only law.” With a credo adapted from science fiction author Octavia E. Butler, an album title from a collection of metaphysical poetry, and an expansion in consciousness brought on by personal crisis, guitarist and songwriter Shana Cleveland learns to embrace a changing world with unconditional love on News of the Universe, the new full-length from California rock band La Luz.

On their fourth album, California surf-rock band La Luz chill out a bit. There's little of the needling, propulsive dance music that have inspired audiences to stage dive and crowd surf. Sure, you could still do that to songs like "Metal Man," with its spaced-out Jetsons synth and hip-shaking bells, but you don't necessarily want to be aloft when the slow-dredge chorus rolls in. With its throbbing bass, haunted-house keyboards and jangling tambourine, "The Pines" might be the band's most "dance-y" song on this record.

Información de la editorial: Nuevas revelaciones del Mundo Submarino de Low
Tajo vuelve al hogar familiar en Salus para encontrarse con una ciudad al borde de la devastación. No hay comida, ni aire, ni esperanza para la última gran urbe de la humanidad. Ahora, Tajo debe luchar por un futuro ante el que todo el mundo se ha rendido. ¿Puede la humanidad unirse para sobrevivir al juicio de un sol nuclear sin piedad? ¿Podemos alzarnos desde las profundidades de la desesperación hasta la promesa de un mañana en el que estemos unidos?

Dónde está la luz es el séptimo álbum de estudio de la banda de Rock española Medina Azahara, publicado el 4 de Octubre de 1993 por la discográfica Avispa Music, consiguiendo de nuevo un disco de oro por las más de 50.000 copias vendidas. Fue también el último disco que grabó con el grupo Pablo Rabadán, que abandonó la banda a primeros de 1994, entrando en su lugar Alfonso Ortega.

Seattle is where La Luz call home and Floating Features is the album they call theirs. This was released by Hardly Art on 11 May, 2018.

Desde el principio de los tiempos, el asesinato fue su único credo. Nacieron, vivieron y murieron entre las sombras de Jerusalén. Pero al principio del siglo XX, tuvieron que hacer frente a la luz de los nuevos tiempos. La Alemania Nazi se prepara para la mayor guerra que la humanidad ha conocido nunca y los Assassins deben elegir bando.