Bauda - Oniirica

Review by Joseph Guendert

Oniirica, the latest album by Bauda, is a masterpiece that takes the listener on an emotional journey through the depths of human consciousness. The Chilean band's ability to blend different genres seamlessly is on full display in this album, which draws inspiration from post-rock, shoegaze, and progressive rock.

From the opening track, "Crimen Laesae Majestatis Divinae," Bauda sets the tone for the album with its atmospheric and dreamy soundscapes. The haunting vocals of vocalist and guitarist César Marquez are a standout feature of the album, and they perfectly complement the intricate guitar work and atmospheric keyboard textures.

The album's standout tracks include "Vigil," a brooding and melancholic piece that builds to an explosive climax, and "Manto De La Noche," a haunting ballad that showcases the band's ability to create an immersive sonic experience.

Summary by Joseph Guendert

Oniirica is an album that demands repeated listens to fully appreciate its intricacies and nuances. It is a testament to Bauda's talent and creativity, and it cements their position as one of the most exciting bands in the post-rock and progressive rock scenes.