Amaral broke his silence with a new album

Four years after the success of the album Into the Wild, the Spanish duo Amaral poprock surprised his fans with the release of a new album, titled Noctural.

Eclectic and existential tone, was presented today in Spain and consists of 14 new songs, including one counts precisely the same disc title.

The group told the DPA news agency that the name Noctural responds precisely to the "vital disorder" and "jet lag" which have been inmesos during tours and concerts that make up their routines as artists. "We are quite night when composing" said Eva Amaral, what Juan Aguirre added that the night is also "more real point of encounter between people".

According to their statements, they have planned for early next year a tour in Latin America, to return to his native Spain to May.

The members of Amaral claimed that new issues have frequent presence of distortion on vocals and bass, plus the already used guitar solos. "We wanted the songs not only should be held with the guitar, but give them a twist with other textures, "said Eva, 43.

Still, amid the description of these technical aspecos, Aguirre explained that, beyond the sound direction, which has always interested them are songs "that have real, non-fiction". For this reason , perhaps, a strong emotional charge abounds in some of the new titles like Take me far away or what holds us together.