Depresión Sonora at Mallorca Live Festival - Calviá

Marcos Crespo records under the name Depresión Sonora: punk rooted in classic post-punk but with lyrics that sound like apartment blocks and notifications. This show at Mallorca Live Festival presents that mix of rawness and personal confession that has marked his work so far.

On stage, Depresión Sonora translates generational anger and weariness into direct, sharp, and often melancholic songs; it’s not cliché punk, but songs that seem made to speak to someone living on the edge between urgency and apathy.

References to the suburbs and the pressure to produce appear in lines that hit with economy and honesty, while the post-punk inheritance gives them a dark, cutting pulse; there are dry riffs, verses that move with determination, and moments where Marcos’s voice acts as a sustained confession.

The recent repertoire, with open lines from his second album Los Perros No Entienden Internet, adds layers of contemporary irony without sweetening the emotional core.

Mallorca Live Festival provides a setting less intimate than a small venue, which forces the live show to gain volume and concision: these are songs meant to lodge quickly in a large audience.

For anyone looking for punk with teeth and lyrics that talk about the now—without tricks or ornamentation—this show works as a clear pulse of Depresión Sonora’s approach.

To compare this gig with other dates and styles, it is worth taking a look at concerts in Mallorca.