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Song of the Week: "Sombras" by: Generacion Suicida
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Dan Carino
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Nov 17, 2016
Song of the Week: "Sombras" by: Generacion Suicida
Happy Thanksgiving everybody. Offramp's Song of the Week this time around comes by way of South L.A. punk outfit Generacion Suicida with the song, "Sombras." Spanish for "shadows," Sombras is a surprisingly bright number that showcases the band's melodic sound: a dreamy Smiths-reminiscent guitar solo, punchy drums akin to Marky Ramone, and a lead bass that's front and center in the sound mix.
South L.A. punk band Generacion Suicida
South L.A. punk band Generacion Suicida
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photo courtesy of the artist
)

Happy Thanksgiving everybody. Offramp's Song of the Week this time around comes by way of South L.A. punk outfit Generacion Suicida with the song, "Sombras." Spanish for "shadows," Sombras is a surprisingly bright number that showcases the band's melodic sound: a dreamy Smiths-reminiscent guitar solo, punchy drums akin to Marky Ramone, and a lead bass that's front and center in the sound mix.

Happy Thanksgiving everybody. Offramp's 'Song of the Week' this time around comes by way of South L.A. punk outfit Generacion Suicida with the song, "Sombras." Spanish for "shadows," Sombras is a surprisingly bright number that showcases the band's melodic sound: a dreamy Smiths-reminiscent guitar solo, punchy drums akin to Marky Ramone, and a lead bass that's front and center in the sound mix.   

Generacion Suicida will be opening for Trash Talk the Union Nightclub this Saturday, November 19th. Doors at 7pm. Click here for tickets.