Rokh

Description

By combining 70's Rock, blues, modern rock, and some heavy metal influences, Dätcha Mandala blends genres and allows each generation to find a color of its musical history. Eight years after its formation, Dätcha Mandala delivers Rokh, its true debut album. Eight years of gestation, from adolescence to the emergence of so-called adulthood. Deeply connected to its artistic influences, the band records entirely in analog, on magnetic tape, at Studio Berduquet in Gironde with Clive Martin, a sound engineer who honed his skills on Queen's Kind of Magic. The album's mastering is entrusted to Noel Summerville in London, who has also worked on the mastering of 7 Nation Army by the White Stripes, among many others. Named after the legendary bird, as terrifying as it is benevolent, Rokh offers 8 tracks, serving as a synthesis of the band's early years, ready to soar towards other artistic horizons around the world.