Exsonvaldes at Mallorca Live Festival - Calviá

Exsonvaldes arrives at Mallorca Live Festival with the songs from their sixth album as a guiding thread, reclaiming the pulse of ’90s rock without giving up the melodic sensibility they’ve developed in recent years. It’s a concert for those looking for openly distorted guitars and choruses that still stick once the synthesizer fades.

Ninety Seconds to Midnight pushes Exsonvaldes toward a rawer, more urgent version of their indie pop-rock, and on a festival stage that blend gains scale: strong bursts of volume, defined choruses, and passages where synthesizers slip in as a counterpoint to the guitar roughness.

The record mixes echoes of their youthful rehearsals with a smoother production, and songs like “Tate (Like the Museum)” or “Paris Bruxelles” hit straight, with lyrics that handle anxiety and personal doubts without falling into vagueness.

The collaboration with Helena Miquel adds a timely vocal color that can provide textural shifts in the set.

In Calviá, and among a group of bands that like to mix rock bite and pop melody, Exsonvaldes works as a bridge: both for those who know their earlier hits and for those drawn by the immediacy of the new material.

The live result promises to alternate compact moments and brighter cuts, with songs aiming for both immediate impact and repeated placement on the audience’s mental playlist.

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