Today sees Toundra premiering the second part of their 22-minute-long piece "El Odio", the opening track on the upcoming new album Hex. The song is conceived, written and produced as a single song, which was then divided into three parts on the album. It represents the band’s various musical influences: post rock, psychedelia, crust, progressive rock, celtic folk or stoner all have a place in it.

For the video of "El Odio. Parte II", which is a continuation of the first video that has been released so far ("El Odio. Parte I"), the band collaborated with Asturian director Jorge Carbajales again.




The band comments: "There's TOOL, there’s The Who, The Mars Volta and John Lennon. We’ve been inspired in so many ways by so many artists: from Fugazi to Scott Walter, from Paco de Lucía to Schostakovich and Fucked Up."

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