The fact is, it has never been more affordable nor more easy to produce creative videos with very high quality. The Warning know this. MTV should work with music companies to get bands to do creative videos as promotions. A lot of us who watched in the 1980s would watch again, if the content were as good as *Que Mas Quieres* or *Six Feet Deep.*

Those of us who know all the nuances of their public past may forget that MTV will launch them in front of an entirely new audience. *Keep Me Fed* may be the first exposure to this band for most people who become new fans. Imagine their surprise at the back catalog!

Yep. I've always wanted to see Pau interview Ale, using questions written by Dany, Rudy, and their parents. But someone would have to help Pau be quiet while Ale talks! It would be good for all of them, and interesting to hear the answers and ensuing discussion!

Introverts sit back and learn from listening. When they speak, they have something important to say. Ale will surprise with her insights. She's had 19 years to watch her sisters and parents and that gives her insights her elders don't necessarily have.

I agree, you go back on their catalogue and just mesmerized how they are unable to write a weak track.

Yes, I wonder if that’s a tactic or compromise to keep her a bit more engaged than in the past. "You answer the first couple questions and then participate to your comfort level." Just a thought I had.

This is a really good recommendation. Definitely had different questions than most. They explained a lot more about their individual roles in the band as far as writing and decision making. Also, Ale spoke more.

She strikes me as the most grounded and, in some ways, sharpest of the 3. Dany and Pau frequently seem to check their facts or recollections by confirming with Ale. Remarkable young lady, despite having grown up in the shadow of those 2 fiery older sisters.

@@jayhegener3028 the smartest and most lethal predators lies quietly in the shadows. Not for nothing panthers are Ale's favorite animals.

The QOTMS era was blood in every scene 😂 her Dexter era 😅

Yes, you are right, and Paulina herself knows it and has said it before. She just doesn't have the patience that a teacher should have.

Dany would

She's better than she thinks. She teaches us all more about the band.

@@charlielightfoot7006 She does? How?

@@booradley8895 Not sure what you're questioning. We listen to interviews. Pau is the primary spokesperson.

We'll look around - thanks!

@@glennandadriansrocktalk I believe they only did the short version...probably a Tic Tok thing. They did a few of those when they were stuck at home during the pandemic.

I hear you - that's a common concern. I like Bendeth's production; that whole process was also superior in a lot of ways - particularly the endless amount of time they had to work, and the fact the band created every sound used on the record, which wasn't the case here. Delost provided most of each track on the album and seems to have worked independently, with the band giving feedback on his contributions. I think a major problem was the lack of time allotted to recording the album, possibly to avoid downtime when the band could be making money, and this also meant Delost probably had more leeway than he might have otherwise had to make creative decisions just to see what the band would say about them - and of course there's a deadline involved. Given all this, I think the album came out incredibly well. It is catchy, granted I'm not a fan of everything Delost did but I still think it plays well. I'm always going to prefer their live performances - that's where the magic can always be found.

After listening some times to all the songs in the new album, I can say that QotMS remains my favorite one from them, followed by XXICB and Error, and I think it will be so until their contract with their recording company and their workaholic routine keeps on. Their hectic schedule doesn't allow them to sit down and write the complex lyrics with tailor-made melodies we've been used to listen and enjoy very much. I think they are in this 'hell' we 'call a dream' and I just wish they were back to Earth, to live life more, have new experiences and bring us fresh songs out of that. In this new album, I hear lots of influences from the likes of Three Days Grace, Halestorm, Muse and Royal Blood, who they'd been touring with. Don't get me wrong: KMF is a very good album (not a bad or 'skip' song there for me), and I think it's better than the latest albums released by the bands I've just mentioned. But something about overproduction - the heavy synth-like effects on the vocals, guitar and bass - the rushed creative processes, other people writing the lyrics with them, although good for DPA as musicians - as they were given the opportunity to work with some of the best creative minds on the métier -, took away something out of that rawness, I can even say 'purity', we were used to get from them through their music. Perhaps I had some high expectations which couldn't be met as I wished and looked forward to, or maybe these songs will be great after seeing them performed live or after more listening and time. Now I just hope the music industry and the business don't corrupt the essence of our beloved Mexican power trio and may they continue on their journey to stardom! Given my considerations, I wish the best things for DPA and their staff! May they keep on rockin' hard!

​@@bapbernardo Well said!

@@glennandadriansrocktalk I think your spot on with your assessment of Delost. And yes their live performance is where it's at. They have some huge shows in Mexico in early 2025 and it's safe to say those will be well recorded!.

I think many people are too quick to blame Anton DeLost for everything they don't like. Unless the sisters come right out and tell us, no one knows how much is DeLost and how much is the sisters. I'm sure he gave them ideas, but I have no doubt they had the final approval of the entire process. Ideas were thrown against the wall, but DPA decided what stuck. The Warning is not some Frankenstein monster created by a mad scientist. Too many fans want to tinker with their music instead of just letting it be what it is.