“Burns”the most emblematic album of the missing Spanish band Migalawill be released for the first time on vinyl with the songs fully remastered.
The record company Watercolor Discs has announced the first vinyl edition of “Burn” (00), the most emblematic album of the Madrid band, which will be released on April 24. This album, made up of fourteen songs that fuse post-rock and Anglo-Saxon folk, features collaborations from Nacho Vegas, David Belmonte (ex-Mr. Chinarro) and Irene R. Tremblay (Aroah). The edition has been remastered from scratch by recovering the original files. In addition to the 180g vinylwill also include a insert with extended lyrics and credits and a QR for exclusive access to unreleased content from the band’s archive.
Migala was an experimental rock band originally from Madrid, known for their complex musical arrangements strongly influenced by pop, post-rock, folk and traditional Spanish music. Active until 2005, they released five albums, including their debut “December 3.am” (1997) and the last “The incredible adventure” (2004). Despite their short career, the band became one of the most important references of Spanish indie.
You can find out more information about the new edition here: https://migalaband.bandcamp.com/album/arde-2026-remastered.
