Image: The Mills - Un Eterno Loop Sin Fin / Courtesy: Jaque Agency.
The Mills releases their acoustic Un Eterno Loop Sin Fin
A haunting session by the emblematic Colombian rock band brings intense reflections with deep lyrics.
Their recent song is loaded with vibes and energy to go beyond the senses and beat with feeling.
In this regard, Bako, one of their members, comments:
“This song talks about a love from afar, <that> over time thanks to technology we have made it more common, and the verses of the single narrate that longing to see each other.”
Through an intimate video of the single, the essence of its lyrics is revealed with a personal, intense and emotional vision.
Un Eterno Loop Sin Fin is now available on YouTube.
About The Mills
“They are a Colombian rock band formed in Bogotá by five members in 2007.
They are made up of vocalist Alvaro Charry (Bako), guitarist Jorge Bello (Geogy), bassist Raon Gutierrez, keyboardist Diego Caceres and drummer Diego Cadavid.
In their formation, the group was influenced by alternative rock groups such as U2, Coldplay and Radiohead.
Their first record work was the EP called “Don’t Care What They Think”, published in 2007.
Subsequently, they released their first debut album entitled “Babel”, recorded at Art&co Records Studios, produced by Jorge Holguin Pyngwi and released in December 2009.
Later, in September 2014, they released their first official single from their next album “El Amor Duele” through YouTube.
The video for the song was shot in London by Andres Beltran and Armando Mesias; and recorded in Bogota by the band’s drummer, Diego Cadavid.
Then, songs like “Odiar y No Olvidar” and “El Silenciador”, The Mills presented them at the “Radio Fest 2015” organized by Radioacktiva and Los 40 Principales (Colombia).
Recently, the group premiered their new song “Un Eterno Loop Sin Fin”, which they have presented live in cities such as Cali, Cucuta, Bogota, among others.
In addition, they continue working on their next album and prepares their tour hoping to visit several countries in Latin America and Europe.
Article by:
Jackeline Gonzalez L.
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