Bullitt ‎– Sparks lp - One of the corners of the cover has very light wear from shipping to the vendor (Vinyl)

Bullitt – Sparks LP - one of the corners of the cover has very light wear from shipping to the vendor. 

What better way could you think of to celebrate the tenth anniversary with your band than taking a tour of what has been the passing of all those years lived? But of course, it wouldn't work with the typical and boring compilation. No, none of that. The ideal, I think, is to release a record, but a brand new one. With twelve new pills. With new energy. And that above all shows very clearly what your group is today. With all the maturity achieved along the way, yes, but at the same time recovering the energy and high voltage of the beginnings.

Well, that's what Bullitt has done at Sparks. They have grabbed a mirror and have stood in front of it to see who they are, and incidentally, where they come from. Whiplashes and debauchery abound throughout the minute, but you will also find those more relaxed moments that allow you to breathe for a few seconds, and observe the place where we are.

His music, recorded as it could not be otherwise in the Ultramarinos Costa Brava studios in Sant Feliu de Guíxols with Santi and Víctor García, has that facility, so difficult to achieve, to brighten the day of those who listen to it. Standing In A Circle, the first single from the Lp, perfectly represents all the faces of the group. Rock & Roll indebted to the 90s, but with its sights set on any genre that without tricks or artifice advocates round compositions. Here there is pop, there is punk, there is rhythm, there is rage, and most importantly, there is honesty. And that same honesty is what you will find in Game Over or Sparks (issues that the current Dave Grohl would kill for), in Sister (pure melodic hardcore from his early days), or On The Edge (where there is room for tenderness and reflection).