POISON RUÏN (US)+ MÖRKT (SP)_Post-punk_Anarkopunk_Madrid

The American line-up Poison Ruïn and the national group Mörkt arrive in Madrid to offer a night of punk and post-punk at the Moby Dick Club venue.

Poison Ruïn arrives from the United States to present its rough sound, drawing directly on post-punk and classic anarcho-punk. The American band builds its sonic identity on guitars with a strong chorus effect, a medieval dungeon aesthetic and rhythmic foundations of an urgent character that connect with the tradition of British punk of the early 1980s. On stage, the group deploys a direct repertoire, supported by a classic line-up of bass, guitar, drums and vocals, in which instrumental rawness takes precedence over production artifice.

Mörkt, for its part, brings the local representation to the bill with a proposal framed within the coordinates of punk and underground rock. On stage, the band delivers a blast of restrained intensity, with brief songs and an uncompromising execution.

The evening is aimed at an audience accustomed to independent music circuits and underground-leaning sounds. The Moby Dick Club venue offers a space of reduced dimensions that encourages closeness between the musicians and the audience, creating an atmosphere conducive to this kind of live performance within the capital's programming.