It’s crystal clear: Alan Romero is crafting the Bolivian metal world with his relentless and pioneering sound. As the mastermind, producer, writer and instrumentalist behind some of Bolivia’s most extreme (and successful) rock bands – Elohim, Nyctibius, Bus Clandestino, La Fernuca, The Fallen, Dead Memories, Malefficium, Sagrada Eskritura, Los Whiskys, Ztate Of Mind – Alan Romero’s presence is undeniable.
Thrash, Hard Rock, Metal, or Sound Ambient – Romero fuses these genres into tracks that are as catchy as they are ferocious. We’re especially drawn to his deep, bass-distorted journeys, which transform their vocalist into a mysterious, cave-like whisper-shout.
Alan’s resume reads like a hit list, boasting headline collaborations with heavyweights at the greatest halls Bolivia has to offer: Iglesia Rio de Vida, Jumechi Culturbar, Patuju Centro de Convenciones, Picasso´s Boulevard Maratulde, Koyotes, Martinica, La LocoMotora, Zzif, Black Mount, Samasa Park Amphitheater, Autopista, and Subterránea.
These alliances have birthed countless hits and festival headline performances at Hip Hop in The Neighborhood Solidary (Sagrada Eskritura), The Big Final The Triangle Montero (Sagrada Eskritura), The Big Final The Triangle (Sagrada Eskritura), Mega Fest (Ztate of Mind), Festival of Rock from Santa Cruz (Ztate of Mind), BeerStock Metal Fest. With over 15 TV broadcasts under his belt, his legion of fans is vast and ever-growing.
Internationally, Alan’s wreaking havoc with top-tier production houses like Altavoz Producciones, Iron Faith Producciones, and El Universo. His singles F*ck Haters-Sagrada Eskritura, Mundo Sideral-Sagrada Eskritura, Donde el mal se esconde are nothing short of impressive sonic assaults – an explosive mix of Heavy Metal, and Hard Rock. These all are a chaotic ride through hellish soundscapes, leaving you craving more devastation.
Give his music extra listens – and brace yourselves for the unholy revelation that is Alan Romero’s craftsmanship. Romero has undoubtedly carved his name into the metal scene in record time, and we love every bit of the distorted sound he’s created throughout his inspiring career.
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