We’re so incredibily amazed to share this news: Bunuel will join Roadburn’s 2024 line-up!

 

Vocalist Eugene Robinson is nothing if not a bold musician. His 35-year role as the frontman of noise rock institution Oxbow made that clear and he underscores that with Buñuel, the band he has led since 2016. Their recently-released Mansuetude is a singular take on noise rock: off-kilter drum rhythms and noisy, cutting guitars lead the way, Robinson taking on the role of deranged narrator. 

“I played Roadburn once with Black Sun,” recalls Robinson. “Then again with Oxbow. But somehow I think the adage about the third time being the charm is more true now than ever. Or like Clint Eastwood asked in Dirty Harry, ‘Do you feel lucky, punk?’ 

“I guess, yes, now we do. Especially as Buñuel’s new record, Mansuetude, fits not-so-neatly aside the grimmest of the grim and the doom-laden amidst the doom. It’s sonic cruelty, if nothing else. And precisely the kind of bad karma that makes us all feel good for not being victimized by it. Roadburn is the much-more-than perfect setting for the spreading of wings. And we’re overjoyed to do it, if for no other reason than to see [Roadburn founder] Walter [Hoeijmakers] again.”

– Emily Bellino

Read more on the festival’s page.

 

See you in Tilburg next April!
picture: Roadburn Festival.