Titán (band)
Mexican electronic band formed in 1992.
Titán (also written as TITAN) is a Mexican electronic band formed in 1992 from the industrial band Melamina Ponderosa. The group has released four albums, the most recent being Dama in 2016.
Quick Facts
- Origin
- Mexico City, Mexico
- Years active
- 1992-present
- Genre
- Lo-fi
- rock
- electro
- Label
- Culebra
- Tómbola Recordings
- Nuevos Ricos
- Épico
- Current members
- Jay de la Cueva
- Past members
- Andrés Sánchez
Facts from the source article.
Career
The band formed in 1992 after Emilio Acevedo and Julián Lede split from Melamina Ponderosa and recruited Andrés Sánchez. Jay de la Cueva later joined. Their debut was the 1995 EP Terrodisco, followed by the single "C'mon Feel the Noise". They moved to Virgin Records for the album Elevator, produced by Michael Franti, Craig Borrell and Ross Harris, with videos for "1,2,3,4" and "Corazón" directed by Evan Bernard. In 2005 they released their self-titled album Titán on the Mexican indie label Nuevos Ricos. Their fourth album Dama was released on 28 August 2016 through ATP Recordings, produced by Nick Launay, featuring vocals by Gary Numan, Siobhan Fahey, Egyptian Lover, Church and El Columpio Asesino.
Dama Fina
Titan returned in 2016 after nearly ten years with Dama, recorded at Sonic Ranch in Texas. The album has a dark atmosphere and includes collaborations with Siobhan Fahey, El Columpio Asesino, Church, Egyptian Lover, and Gary Numan. Its track listing includes "Dama Fina", "Hella.A.", "Tchaikovsky", "Sangre", "Dama Negra", "Dark Rain", "El Rey del Swing", "Apache", "Arahant", "Soldado", "She Likes De Music", and "Himno".
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Titán (band) from?
Titán originated in Mexico City, Mexico.
Which record labels has Titán (band) released music on?
Titán has released music on Culebra, Tómbola Recordings, Nuevos Ricos and Épico.
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