Table
Table formed in Los Angeles in the late 1990s, bringing together Mariana Pérez on vocals and electronics, Alejandro Rivera on guitars and bass, and Gabriel...
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Table formed in Los Angeles in the late 1990s, bringing together Mariana Pérez on vocals and electronics, Alejandro Rivera on guitars and bass, and Gabriel Castro on drums and percussion. Their music tends toward atmospheric textures and experimental rock, with Pérez's voice often floating over layers of distorted guitar and rhythmic exploration.
Their song 'Vacuum' became a defining piece for the band, built around spacious soundscapes and cryptic, introspective lyrics. The track captures their approach to blending ambient and industrial elements into something that feels both haunting and hypnotic.
Table's work has drawn criticism from some listeners who find it challenging or inaccessible, but the group has generally kept to their own path without much concern for commercial appeal. They remain a quiet presence in experimental circles, known mostly for that one haunting track and a handful of others in a similar vein.
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