There are two artists named Capsula.
1. Capsula are a garage rock f… Read Full Bio ↴There are two artists named Capsula.
1. Capsula are a garage rock from Buenos Aires, Argentina, formed in 1997.
2. Yosi Shamay, Psychill music producer from Kfar Saba, Israel. known as enCAPSULAte since 2010.
1. Capsula are a garage rock from Buenos Aires, Argentina, formed in 1997.
Capsula are a Bilbao, Spain, based band from Buenos Aires, Argentina formed in 1998 by a couple of Martin L Guevara and Coni Duchess. Their name is the Spanish word for capsule and derives from the David Bowie song "Space Oddity".
Their album Solar Secrets (2013) produced by Tony Visconti was described by Rolling Stone as a "garage-glam heaven on a platter" and called them "a dynamic compression of the Who, the Cramps and Sonic Youth in a high tide of psychedelia."
1997–2002: Early Career in Latin America: Sublime, Yudoka, Capsula. Berlin.
Influenced as much by 1960s South American psychedelic rock as by garage rock, they started in Argentina in 1998. Without an album out yet, they toured in Europe playing shows in Madrid, Toledo, Vitoria, Pamplona, Bilbao and London at Dublin Castle and Bull'n'Gate. In Bilbao, Martin L Guevara started recoding the songs of Capsula's first album called Sublime that was finished in Buenos Aires in 1999. Back to their city of origin, they played underground shows and presented Yudoka in 2000 with Vhs video visuals filmed by Coni Duchess as backgrounds. That same year Martin L Guevara and Coni Duchess moved to Berlin and London, playing some shows including drum machines in clubs in both cities. Later on move they move to Bilbao, where they have since relocated.
Bilbao, Road and Songs & Circuits: 2003–2006
In 2002 they issued an album called Capsula with their first songs in English, using Surrealist automatism and cut-up techniques for writing. Capsula (2002) was published and distributed by the alternative editorial DDT diskak and it was presented from 2003 with intimate shows in acoustic at book libraries and radios.
In 2005 they started recording Songs & Circuits, an album published by the Madrid-based label Discos Liliput. Capsula played shows in France and appeared for the first time in Ireland at Psycho Fest #1 in Dublin.[3] While on tour in Spain, they recorded an alternative version of "Voices Underground" for a compilation album that was out in 2005 as "Bandas on Tour". Described as "Garage rock for the 21st Century", "Masterpiece" and "Enorme" Songs & Circuits was distributed worldwide by the label Northern Star Records. Capsula toured Songs & Circuits playing 110 shows in USA, Canada, Europe & South-America, receiving rave reviews of their live gigs.
Bcore Disc, SXSW, 2007–2011
In October 2008 Capsula signed with the independent record label from Barcelona BCore Disc, releasing Rising Mountains in April 2009. Capsula toured with Rising Mountains playing 54 shows in Europe, USA and South-America and presented Rising Mountains at SXSW 2009 where they were chosen by David Fricke as one of the best surprises of the festival. In his column "Fricke's Picks" for the Rolling Stone Magazine he wrote:
‘It was only 9 p.m. on opening night when I hit my first pay dirt of this year’s SXSW in Austin: Capsula a kinetic trio from Bilbao, Spain — singer-guitarist Martin Guevara and bassist Coni Duchess, the band’s founding couple, are originally from Argentina — who were supposed to be obsessed with the Velvet Underground (according to a newspaper preview) but were actually a high-velocity union of the Cramps and the Who, coated in corroded glam. Guevara attacked his guitar with a serious case of Pete Townshend, and drummer Alberto Diez was an improbable mix of Keith Moon and the Velvets’ Maureen Tucker: flash with heartbeat. In the last song of the set, a furious space-out that sounded like the Who doing Pink Floyd’s “Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun,” Guevara swallowed his mike Lux Interior-style and scraped his guitar strings along the edge of the stage. You don’t get those visuals with Capsula’s new album, Rising Mountains (BCore), but you get the idea — and everything I heard.’
In July 2009 Capsula recorded a new album, collaborating with New York City rock legend Ivan Julian (Richard Hell & The Voidoids), titled Ivan Julian & Capsula – The Naked Flame and released in Spain by Bloody Hotsak.
In 2011 they issued In The Land of Silver Souls produced by John Agnello. The album was toured live in the United States playing 39 shows including Kexp Concerts At The Mural, in Seattle Amphitheatre and City Arts Festival. In Mexico they appeared at Festival Nrmal, In Europe, they played 108 shows and they also toured South-America including shows in Colombia, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay.
2012 – 2018, Bowie, Visconti, Psychedelia and Surrealism
In 2012 they went back to the studio to record again with John Agnello a personal reinterpretation of the classic album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders from Mars by the artist David Bowie. The process of recording the album was presented in a documentary called the album Dreaming Of Ziggy Stardust and it was presented at the Official Section of the Music Documentary Film Festival in San Sebastián, Dock of the Bay. The album was described as "More than simple curiosity, a contemporary approach to the album. A bit more lo-fi, garage. A bit dirtier. Equally rocking."
In 2013 they recorded a new album first called Xul Solar inspiring the songs "Constellation Freedom", "Seven Crimes" and "Trails of Senselessness" and finally named Solar Secrets, produced by legendary producer Tony Visconti, who'd just completed David Bowie's powerful comeback album The Next Day. The album included the song "Blind" that was premiered by Rolling Stone Magazine and Chicago Tribune. The album had great reviews described as a "garage-glam heaven on a platter" and "a dynamic compression of the Who, the Cramps and Sonic Youth in a high tide of psychedelia (long echo, watery tremolo, massed spires of treble guitar) that makes “Riverside of Love” and “Trails of Senselessness” sound like a fresh afterburn of the ’67 Pretty Things and an acid-charged X. Capsula playing 53 shows in the United States presenting the album touring together with influential Brazilian psychedelic rock Os Mutantes and 57 shows in Europe.[14] They performed at Austin Psych Fest 2013. The Austin Chronicle wrote about Capsula live show at APF: "These aren’t musicians playing at a band, they’re a fabulous gilded snake, writhing on a big stage while plying seismic garage rock." Capsula also opened for L.A. punk band X (American band) in December 2013 and singer, artist, and poet Exene Cervenka expressed: "I was not expecting Capsula. They surprised me, the same way The Blasters, The Cramps, and Alleycats did." "I like Capsula because they are exciting, unpredictable, honest, brave, beautiful. I like Capsula because they sing and play for real. It is rare that I like any new bands." [16] Capsula appeared at SXSW from 2008 to 2012 and also at San Sebastian Jazz Festival, in 2013, Día De La Musica Festival in Madrid, in 2013; Nox Orae in Vevey, Switzerland, in 2013; Sonorama Festival in Burgos, in 2013; DCode Festival in Madrid, in 2012, Primavera Sound in Barcelona, in 2011; Bilbao BBK Live in 2010; Low-Cost Festival in Benidorm, in 2011; Nrmal Festival in Monterrey, Mexico, in 2010; Decibelle (formerly Estrojam) in Chicago, in 2010; Incubate (festival) (formerly ZXZW) in Tilburg Netherlands, in 2008 among others festivals. In November 2015 they opened for Pearl Jam in Argentina at Estadio Único de La Plata.
In 2016 they recorded Santa Rosa, heavily influenced by Surrealism, The Cramps, Dead Kennedys and Science fiction playing 110 shows in 220 days, in 93 cities.
2019 The era of 'Bestiarium': Beasts and Exquisite corpse with algorithms
In 2018 Capsula start writing a new album titled 'Bestiarium' inspired by the antique bestiaries and by Jean Cocteau film of 1962 where he asks the 2000's humans if they have already become robots. The album 'Bestiarium' is Capsula's personal answer to that curious and accurate question. Each song of the album has a beast or creature that is half-human, half beast, half-animal, half-god, including cyborgs as beasts of the future. To write the lyrics of 'Bestiarium', instead of using the surrealistic method of an exquisite corpse among humans, the band used the surrealistic technique writing sentences and visual ideas with algorithms, using digital platforms. 'Bestiarium' was half created, thought and dreamt during months by Capsula and by learning and prediction algorithms.
Recorded at Silver Recordings, the songs of this album have a noir spirit. The first singles are 'Sirens Lips', 'Cry With You' and a version of the band The Lords of The New Church 'Russian Roulette'.
The album is published on March 22 of 2019. Barcelona's magazine Ruta 66 describes 'Bestiarium' as 'A dark retrofuturist and punk paradise' and the musical publication MondoSonoro as a 'Devilish and exciting artifact' 8/10.
Influences
Capsula covered "I Need Somebody" and "Gimme Danger" by Iggy Pop & The Stooges, the album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars by David Bowie, "Run Run Run" by The Velvet Underground, "Planet Caravan" by Black Sabbath, "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend" by The Ramones, "Color Humano" by Almendra, "Mejor No Hablar de Ciertas Cosas" by Sumo, "Imágenes Paganas" by Virus and "Russian Roulette" by The Lord of The New Church.
2. Capsula is Yosi Shamay, born in 1978 and living in Kfar Saba, Israel.
enCAPSULAte is the artist formerly known as Capsula - Israel's Yosi Shamay. He began his music explorations back in his teenage years and somewhere between his mind altering travels on the planet within the psytrance culture and earning a chemistry degree at university, Yosi turned his considerable talents to psychedelic chillout, influenced by the likes of Terence & Dennis McKenna, Alan Watts and Carlos Castaneda, just to name a few.
His former artist name was Capsula, but he changed it because of the confusion with the indie rock/ garage rock from Buenos Aires.
The thirth album he released is called 'Fetal Position' (2013), it is the first album he released under his new artist name. The former two albums he released (under his old artist name - Capsula) are Synthesis Of Reality (2005) and Sense Of A Drop (2009).
https://www.last.fm/music/Encapsulate/+wiki
1. Capsula are a garage rock f… Read Full Bio ↴There are two artists named Capsula.
1. Capsula are a garage rock from Buenos Aires, Argentina, formed in 1997.
2. Yosi Shamay, Psychill music producer from Kfar Saba, Israel. known as enCAPSULAte since 2010.
1. Capsula are a garage rock from Buenos Aires, Argentina, formed in 1997.
Capsula are a Bilbao, Spain, based band from Buenos Aires, Argentina formed in 1998 by a couple of Martin L Guevara and Coni Duchess. Their name is the Spanish word for capsule and derives from the David Bowie song "Space Oddity".
Their album Solar Secrets (2013) produced by Tony Visconti was described by Rolling Stone as a "garage-glam heaven on a platter" and called them "a dynamic compression of the Who, the Cramps and Sonic Youth in a high tide of psychedelia."
1997–2002: Early Career in Latin America: Sublime, Yudoka, Capsula. Berlin.
Influenced as much by 1960s South American psychedelic rock as by garage rock, they started in Argentina in 1998. Without an album out yet, they toured in Europe playing shows in Madrid, Toledo, Vitoria, Pamplona, Bilbao and London at Dublin Castle and Bull'n'Gate. In Bilbao, Martin L Guevara started recoding the songs of Capsula's first album called Sublime that was finished in Buenos Aires in 1999. Back to their city of origin, they played underground shows and presented Yudoka in 2000 with Vhs video visuals filmed by Coni Duchess as backgrounds. That same year Martin L Guevara and Coni Duchess moved to Berlin and London, playing some shows including drum machines in clubs in both cities. Later on move they move to Bilbao, where they have since relocated.
Bilbao, Road and Songs & Circuits: 2003–2006
In 2002 they issued an album called Capsula with their first songs in English, using Surrealist automatism and cut-up techniques for writing. Capsula (2002) was published and distributed by the alternative editorial DDT diskak and it was presented from 2003 with intimate shows in acoustic at book libraries and radios.
In 2005 they started recording Songs & Circuits, an album published by the Madrid-based label Discos Liliput. Capsula played shows in France and appeared for the first time in Ireland at Psycho Fest #1 in Dublin.[3] While on tour in Spain, they recorded an alternative version of "Voices Underground" for a compilation album that was out in 2005 as "Bandas on Tour". Described as "Garage rock for the 21st Century", "Masterpiece" and "Enorme" Songs & Circuits was distributed worldwide by the label Northern Star Records. Capsula toured Songs & Circuits playing 110 shows in USA, Canada, Europe & South-America, receiving rave reviews of their live gigs.
Bcore Disc, SXSW, 2007–2011
In October 2008 Capsula signed with the independent record label from Barcelona BCore Disc, releasing Rising Mountains in April 2009. Capsula toured with Rising Mountains playing 54 shows in Europe, USA and South-America and presented Rising Mountains at SXSW 2009 where they were chosen by David Fricke as one of the best surprises of the festival. In his column "Fricke's Picks" for the Rolling Stone Magazine he wrote:
‘It was only 9 p.m. on opening night when I hit my first pay dirt of this year’s SXSW in Austin: Capsula a kinetic trio from Bilbao, Spain — singer-guitarist Martin Guevara and bassist Coni Duchess, the band’s founding couple, are originally from Argentina — who were supposed to be obsessed with the Velvet Underground (according to a newspaper preview) but were actually a high-velocity union of the Cramps and the Who, coated in corroded glam. Guevara attacked his guitar with a serious case of Pete Townshend, and drummer Alberto Diez was an improbable mix of Keith Moon and the Velvets’ Maureen Tucker: flash with heartbeat. In the last song of the set, a furious space-out that sounded like the Who doing Pink Floyd’s “Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun,” Guevara swallowed his mike Lux Interior-style and scraped his guitar strings along the edge of the stage. You don’t get those visuals with Capsula’s new album, Rising Mountains (BCore), but you get the idea — and everything I heard.’
In July 2009 Capsula recorded a new album, collaborating with New York City rock legend Ivan Julian (Richard Hell & The Voidoids), titled Ivan Julian & Capsula – The Naked Flame and released in Spain by Bloody Hotsak.
In 2011 they issued In The Land of Silver Souls produced by John Agnello. The album was toured live in the United States playing 39 shows including Kexp Concerts At The Mural, in Seattle Amphitheatre and City Arts Festival. In Mexico they appeared at Festival Nrmal, In Europe, they played 108 shows and they also toured South-America including shows in Colombia, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay.
2012 – 2018, Bowie, Visconti, Psychedelia and Surrealism
In 2012 they went back to the studio to record again with John Agnello a personal reinterpretation of the classic album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders from Mars by the artist David Bowie. The process of recording the album was presented in a documentary called the album Dreaming Of Ziggy Stardust and it was presented at the Official Section of the Music Documentary Film Festival in San Sebastián, Dock of the Bay. The album was described as "More than simple curiosity, a contemporary approach to the album. A bit more lo-fi, garage. A bit dirtier. Equally rocking."
In 2013 they recorded a new album first called Xul Solar inspiring the songs "Constellation Freedom", "Seven Crimes" and "Trails of Senselessness" and finally named Solar Secrets, produced by legendary producer Tony Visconti, who'd just completed David Bowie's powerful comeback album The Next Day. The album included the song "Blind" that was premiered by Rolling Stone Magazine and Chicago Tribune. The album had great reviews described as a "garage-glam heaven on a platter" and "a dynamic compression of the Who, the Cramps and Sonic Youth in a high tide of psychedelia (long echo, watery tremolo, massed spires of treble guitar) that makes “Riverside of Love” and “Trails of Senselessness” sound like a fresh afterburn of the ’67 Pretty Things and an acid-charged X. Capsula playing 53 shows in the United States presenting the album touring together with influential Brazilian psychedelic rock Os Mutantes and 57 shows in Europe.[14] They performed at Austin Psych Fest 2013. The Austin Chronicle wrote about Capsula live show at APF: "These aren’t musicians playing at a band, they’re a fabulous gilded snake, writhing on a big stage while plying seismic garage rock." Capsula also opened for L.A. punk band X (American band) in December 2013 and singer, artist, and poet Exene Cervenka expressed: "I was not expecting Capsula. They surprised me, the same way The Blasters, The Cramps, and Alleycats did." "I like Capsula because they are exciting, unpredictable, honest, brave, beautiful. I like Capsula because they sing and play for real. It is rare that I like any new bands." [16] Capsula appeared at SXSW from 2008 to 2012 and also at San Sebastian Jazz Festival, in 2013, Día De La Musica Festival in Madrid, in 2013; Nox Orae in Vevey, Switzerland, in 2013; Sonorama Festival in Burgos, in 2013; DCode Festival in Madrid, in 2012, Primavera Sound in Barcelona, in 2011; Bilbao BBK Live in 2010; Low-Cost Festival in Benidorm, in 2011; Nrmal Festival in Monterrey, Mexico, in 2010; Decibelle (formerly Estrojam) in Chicago, in 2010; Incubate (festival) (formerly ZXZW) in Tilburg Netherlands, in 2008 among others festivals. In November 2015 they opened for Pearl Jam in Argentina at Estadio Único de La Plata.
In 2016 they recorded Santa Rosa, heavily influenced by Surrealism, The Cramps, Dead Kennedys and Science fiction playing 110 shows in 220 days, in 93 cities.
2019 The era of 'Bestiarium': Beasts and Exquisite corpse with algorithms
In 2018 Capsula start writing a new album titled 'Bestiarium' inspired by the antique bestiaries and by Jean Cocteau film of 1962 where he asks the 2000's humans if they have already become robots. The album 'Bestiarium' is Capsula's personal answer to that curious and accurate question. Each song of the album has a beast or creature that is half-human, half beast, half-animal, half-god, including cyborgs as beasts of the future. To write the lyrics of 'Bestiarium', instead of using the surrealistic method of an exquisite corpse among humans, the band used the surrealistic technique writing sentences and visual ideas with algorithms, using digital platforms. 'Bestiarium' was half created, thought and dreamt during months by Capsula and by learning and prediction algorithms.
Recorded at Silver Recordings, the songs of this album have a noir spirit. The first singles are 'Sirens Lips', 'Cry With You' and a version of the band The Lords of The New Church 'Russian Roulette'.
The album is published on March 22 of 2019. Barcelona's magazine Ruta 66 describes 'Bestiarium' as 'A dark retrofuturist and punk paradise' and the musical publication MondoSonoro as a 'Devilish and exciting artifact' 8/10.
Influences
Capsula covered "I Need Somebody" and "Gimme Danger" by Iggy Pop & The Stooges, the album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars by David Bowie, "Run Run Run" by The Velvet Underground, "Planet Caravan" by Black Sabbath, "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend" by The Ramones, "Color Humano" by Almendra, "Mejor No Hablar de Ciertas Cosas" by Sumo, "Imágenes Paganas" by Virus and "Russian Roulette" by The Lord of The New Church.
2. Capsula is Yosi Shamay, born in 1978 and living in Kfar Saba, Israel.
enCAPSULAte is the artist formerly known as Capsula - Israel's Yosi Shamay. He began his music explorations back in his teenage years and somewhere between his mind altering travels on the planet within the psytrance culture and earning a chemistry degree at university, Yosi turned his considerable talents to psychedelic chillout, influenced by the likes of Terence & Dennis McKenna, Alan Watts and Carlos Castaneda, just to name a few.
His former artist name was Capsula, but he changed it because of the confusion with the indie rock/ garage rock from Buenos Aires.
The thirth album he released is called 'Fetal Position' (2013), it is the first album he released under his new artist name. The former two albums he released (under his old artist name - Capsula) are Synthesis Of Reality (2005) and Sense Of A Drop (2009).
https://www.last.fm/music/Encapsulate/+wiki
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