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Inconscientes
Inconscientes formed in Madrid in the late 1990s, with Paz Escobar on vocals. They played in bars and smaller venues around the city before recording their...
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Inconscientes formed in Madrid in the late 1990s, with Paz Escobar on vocals. They played in bars and smaller venues around the city before recording their debut album, "Paisajes." The band's lineup included guitarist Sergio Medina, bassist Rafa Priego, and drummer Juan Carlos Espinosa.
Their song "Luna" became their most recognizable track. It had a haunting melody and lyrics that touched on love and loss. The band followed it with albums like "El Mar Es" and "La Ladrona."
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