Demonios Tus Ojos

In 1987, after the dissolution of Mar Otra Vez and having one of his periodic and violent emotional crises, Javier Corcobado contacted Javier Colis and together they composed a repertoire of songs as Demonios Tus Ojos. The band was completed with Nacho Colis on drums, who played alongside his brother Javier on another project (Vamos A Morir), and bassist Javier Almendral. 

Demonios Tus Ojos had a short but intense life that left an album of the same name released by Gasa in 1988, which captured the complex personality of the group combining echoes of urban rock, blues, free and noise. The tear in Corcobado's voice and texts, the precision madness of the tandem composed by the Colis brothers and the thrust and distortion of Javier Almendral meant one of the biggest, intense and emotive short circuits of modern popular music in Spain. The album was re-released in 1996. 

Javier Corcobado went on solo and with different bands such as Corcobado y Los Chaterreros de Sangre y Cielo and Corcobado y Cría Cuervos; being producer and lyricist of several groups. He has also dedicated himself to literature (poetry, novel, etc.), having published several books. [SOURCE: GRUPOS NACIONALES NUEVA OLA 80]