A Barcelona and two charros, one of this and another across the Atlantic in 2006 gave way to this power-trio called Decurseable. They defined as "absurd extreme pop and disorderly" what is really a very peculiar way of understanding the closest to punk hardcore. Frantic pace, crazy lyrics and technical capacity hard to find in many other bands of the genre, often err on the side of attitude and aptitude deficit.Decurs starts with the idea of not having any idea at all. As time goes by they find themselves playing with the only intention of almost not being capable to play what they're playing. Simple and complicated, that may be the idea. In March 2006 they record themselves a 6 song demo in cassette that they give to anyone that appears to be their friend, many refuse, some still keep it packaged. Determined to ruin their friend's lifes, later that ye
ar, they decide to record 4 songs in the Blaxound Studios and release them in vinyl in 2007 with help from themselves and their friends "Ojalä me muera recoords" (I wish I die) under the obvious title of "Sietepulgares" (Seveninches).
Today, major achievements of the band are: getting bad words from major music magazines, losing money and friends, meeting Valina and telling them they copied some part from St Petersburg Me Cannibal, and having many good times. Not bad yet.
Country: Spain
Genre: Pop, Punk.
Label: Trastienda, Ojalä Me Muera
Decurs´s MySpace
Buy it.
Decurs - Travestis EP
Decurs - Siete Pulgares 7"
ar, they decide to record 4 songs in the Blaxound Studios and release them in vinyl in 2007 with help from themselves and their friends "Ojalä me muera recoords" (I wish I die) under the obvious title of "Sietepulgares" (Seveninches).Today, major achievements of the band are: getting bad words from major music magazines, losing money and friends, meeting Valina and telling them they copied some part from St Petersburg Me Cannibal, and having many good times. Not bad yet.
Country: Spain
Genre: Pop, Punk.
Label: Trastienda, Ojalä Me Muera
Decurs´s MySpace
Buy it.
Decurs - Travestis EP
Decurs - Siete Pulgares 7"












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