And so the fall of 2024 arrived, when they performed live in the Errekaleor <\/strong>free neighborhood. A first for them, they repeated it on different stages while recording Caballo Muerte’s<\/strong> debut album in March 2025, with Ander Barriuso<\/strong> at NoiseStudioa <\/strong>(Zarautz, EH), and Oihan Lizaso on mastering. <\/p>\n\n From this emerge the seven songs that reveal Caballo Muerte<\/strong> in the form of an album. A debut that somehow invites you to listen to it again and again. For one simple reason: they reflect you. Because life is a succession of emotions that we struggle to recognize. Because we don’t know what’s happening to us, because we don’t want to understand it, because we deny our reality… <\/p>\n\n Song by song, Caballo Muerte<\/strong> explores different emotional processes, reflected in their lyrics and the way they experiment with their oppressive sound. The need to express grief in the form of beats of suppressed rage, clashing melodies, explosions of doom in their song about depression, the violence of an ode to anxiety… <\/p>\n\n The result is \n Caballo Muerte<\/strong>\n<\/em> (Aloud Music, 2025), a work so personal that it is influenced by references as diverse as Lorca and Pizarnik.<\/p>\n\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/aloudmusic.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/CaballoMuerte_Disco.jpg\")
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