Sunday Nov 8th +/- 9pm (doors 8pm) concert Wet Cactus (Spanish stoner, doom, heavy psych)

Welcome Sunday November 8th in Y2, Damsterdiep 299 Groningen, at the concert of Wet Cactus. This is a Spanish band (stoner, doom, heavy psych) from Santander on tour.

The venue opens at 8pm, the concert starts somewhere around 9pm. 

Entry €5,=, the full amount will go to Wet Cactus.

Example of their music:

Bandcamp: https://wetcactus.bandcamp.com/

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/20sWZcEcz8FNoLZVgNNyMx?_authfailed=1

YouTube: 

Live : https://www.youtube.com/shorts/mr5cpAb7Vxw

Latest Album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TalJGsXBLkQ&t=1781s

On bandcamp the band uses the tags: 90s, alternative, rock, alternative rock, desert, desert rock, stoner, stoner rock, torrelavega

About Wet Cactus and their music:

Wet Cactus is an alternative rock band with heavy psychedelic hints, formed in Cantabria (Spain) during the summer of 2013. The band has maintained a constant lineup since their formation, with Daniel Pascual on vocals and bass, Ernesto Díez and Óscar Sánchez on guitars, and Jaime Pérez on drums.

Their debut s/t album Wet Cactus was released on cd in September 2015, followed by a vinyl release in 2023. The album received a great response and laid the foundation for a sound rooted in deep stoner (Californian desert). Yet Wet Cactus is unafraid to explore other styles. 

Damned Rope, the third track of this album, has become a true classic in the scene. 

Their second full-length, Dust Hunger and Gloom, was shaped in 2017 and finally released in March 2018. The album is an evolution and development from the first Wet Cactus record, fearlessly venturing into more progressive or psychedelic elements while maintaining the group’s established sound.

In 2018 and 2019, the band focused on presenting their new work and building their live performances, mainly playing throughout the Iberian peninsula. They even shared the stage with the iconic Yawning Man on several occasions and performed at the 2019 edition of the Resurrection Fest.

After the forced break in 2020, all attention turned back to the creative process, searching and experimenting with ideas that materialized into their third album, Magma Tres. This conceptual album delves into the consequences of Earth’s depletion as a life-sustaining planet due to human inaction in reversing their actions.

(Text YouTube with some alternations)