The narrative explores two revolutions—one from 1873 centered on a workers’ uprising in Alcoi, amid the textile industry, and the modern technological revolution reshaping artistic expression. The mini-album "121 Xemeneies" translates this historical struggle into a powerful sonic journey, intertwining electronic, industrial, and experimental sounds with a poignant commentary on social discontent. Each track adds layers of emotional and mechanical tension, culminating in a reimagined version of the original that embodies a visceral call to reflect on labor rights and revolutionary spirit.
Thought-Provoking Discussion: How does the fusion of historical narratives with modern musical styles influence our understanding of past social movements, and in what ways can contemporary artists use sound to reignite activism today?
