La Sintesis

September EP [1992]

ER-105 Single 7" [sold out]

Joako and Patxi shaped the first Spanish band clearly influenced by British pop, something no one had ever done before. Four songs taken out of their first and only demo that came to light in this record two years later, when the band was living its last times. “September” is a real hit of the Spanish independence.

Elefant air lines [1996]

EAL-001 CD [sold out]

Elefant compilation included in the Spanish magazine  Zona de Obras.

La línea del arco #3 [1992]

ER-102 Single 7" [sold out]

(MERCENARY TREE FREAKS, USURA, LA SÍNTESIS, THE LOVELIES)
This compilation was created at the time to escort the disappeared fanzine, “La Línea Del Arco”. Madrid-based USURA contribute with a song of their first demo, “The Trial”, which, curiously enough, has become one of the band’s hits. LA SINTESIS brought a really good cover of the CLOSE LOBSTERS’ “Violently Pretty Face”. The British LOVELIES gave us “Happy Wednesday”, teen pop with violin arrengements, before releasing their debut album later on Elefant. And, last but not least, the energetic pop of MERCENARY TREE FREAKS and “Michelin Man”. All these songs were previously unreleased.