Press & Reviews
Last War Lullaby: A 10,000 Years Story (2026)
"A coherent work in line with the group's trajectory. It works best listened to with time and in full, more like a single block than a collection of loose tracks. It doesn't set out to be an easy record — and that, at least, is to be welcomed."
"At first the songs sound bright and cheerful, but as you dig into their lyrics, textures and arrangements, that "sonic landscape for war" The Brass Buttons set out to build comes to the surface. There is even a surprise in the form of a flamenco excursion."
"The band from Cádiz has decided to turn its back on the statistics and break every rule. A brave work that reaffirms their two decades of career and positions them as true craftsmen of sound."
"A unique work with which they not only astonish us with their imaginative ability, but also pull us away from everyday sadness. An extraordinary album."
"With this record The Brass Buttons win their last war, with no casualties, while singing this lullaby. They develop eight exceptional original songs that bring a new point of view to Levy's masterful piece."
""Typhoid Mary" is an absolute surprise, fusing pure flamenco in Spanish with piano and percussion. A moving finale carrying echoes of The Beatles and The Doors. A great crowning touch to a great and highly evolved work!"
Live at the University of Cádiz (2019)
"A fabulous performance with impeccable sound (...) bringing new luster to the wonderful songs of The Honeydogs. It records the collaboration between the band leader from Minnesota and the Spanish band."
"Big fans of The Honeydogs, The Brass Buttons contacted their singer to carry out a unique project (...) A raw, honest, and brilliant live show."
"A magical encounter. The Cádiz band demonstrates its international level backing a composer of Adam Levy's stature."
Seven Seasons (2017)
"Seven Seasons is truly great and, right now, in my humble opinion, the best Spanish album of 2017."
"One of the bands with the most class and style in this country (...) A delight from start to finish."
"Splendid return. They combine powerful and nervous pop with incursions into acoustic folk. María Palacios's voice is a cornerstone of their personality."
S.O.S. Songs From Outer Space (2011)
"One of the Spanish bands with the best base of American rock in our country... Splendid sonic artifact, like something from another era."
"From the catalog of one of the independent labels with the most tradition in this country, this gem for all the senses reaches us."
Wet Behind The Ears (2008)
"Impeccable debut album, full of beautiful songs attached to alternative country and pop. An album with class, exquisite melodies, personality, and very good taste."
"Impressive album that recovers the essence of the best Byrds (...) songs that move you and are sure to make history."