Die Parz?ros is a Colombian trio currently based in Cologne after studying music in Germany. This album serves as a positive introduction to the band's Latin-based jazz-rock sound and, while the band is already noteworthy, indicates the likelihood of them reaching even higher levels in the future. The trio consists of guitarist and principal composer Juan-Pablo Gonzalez-Tobon, bassist Joan Chavez and drummer Luis-Javier Londono, who adds to the action with an untypical kit creating rapid-fire conga or tumba type percussion throughout. A zany aesthetic permeates for the duration but the album's primary traits are those of solid musicianship and songwriting.

While they primarily define themselves as jazz musicians, the group strives to incorporate Columbian folklore and traditional dance rhythms into a rock and roll attitude. The result is well over fifty madcap minutes of guitar-based instrumentals with many strong riffs. "El Cuarto" spotlights Gonzalez-Tobon's six-string skills, and "Madera Negra" touches on themes reminiscent of the interaction