Mar Otra Vez

Mar Otra Vez is considered a cult band with its tragic conception of music and life and pioneers in Spain of the experimental fusion between rock and noise. Their origins were in 429 Engaños, band founded by Javier Corcobado in the mid 80's, with influences from groups like The Residents and Cabaret Voltaire. Mar Otra Vez were founded by Corcobado and Julián Sanz Escalona (from La Fundación). Their first line-up were Corcobado as singer (as well as trumpet and sax), Sanz Escalona (later known as Erizonte) on bass (also percussion and violin), Andrews Wax on keyboards, Javier Rodrigo on guitar and Luis Corchado on drums. Their style was influenced by the punk-funk and punk-rock waves of the booming post-punk.

 
In 1985 they released their first work, the EP 'No He Olvidado Cómo Jugar Embarrado', on the label Grabaciones Accidentales. In 1986 the line-up changed, with only Corcobado and Corchado remaining, and Gabriel S. Arias joining on guitar, and they released a new EP, which meant a change in their music, becoming more minimalist. In 1987 the line-up changed again, formed now by Corcobado, Arias, Luis M. González on bass and Víctor Royo Enguix on drums. That year Mar Otra Vez release their only LP, 'Algún Paté Venenoso', before split. Although the record company offered them to continue with their career, Mar Otra Vez disbanded, and Corcobado founded Demonios tus Ojos, with which he made a name on the Spanish scene. [SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA]