Grisez Bustitako Egunak

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Grisez Bustitako Egunak is the third album by Eraso! and first on record label Metak for one of the most powerful bands on the Basque stage. Without abandoning the guitar power that characterizes them, maybe this is the most rock album by the band. They recorded the album under Mikel Kazalis (Anestesia, Negu Gorriak, Kuraia) observant eye in July, and they later mixed it in Garate Studios with Haritz Harreguy (Sen). The result equals power shown on a bunch of good songs where they mix their anger with catchy choruses, speed with more melodic moments. In the end, rock, metal, thrash…

Track listing[]

1. "Gertaerak"
2. "Ispilua Apurtu Da"
3. "Gizartearen Loak"
4. "Otsoak Otsoari Laztan"
5. "Ze Huts Garen"
6. "Sistemaren Esklabu"
7. "Ihes"
8. "Altzairuzko Taupadak"
9. "Gezia"
10. "Alargun Beltzaren Besarkada"
11. "Grises Bustitako Egunak"

+ Music Video: "Gertaerak"

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