The Warning – XXI Century Blood

Review

“XXI Century Blood” erupts with searing intent, burying any notion of inexperience beneath waves of thunderous riffing and razor-edged vocals. Daniela commands attention—her guitar bristles with bluesy bite, while Paulina pounds the drums with unrelenting energy, and Alejandra grounds every track in granite-thick bass. The trio rides a perfect line between face-melting aggression and wickedly catchy hooks. Cuts like “Wildfire” and “Shattered Heart” don’t pull their punches—each one surges ahead with arena-filling ambition.

Some tracks venture into shadowy territory—“Black Holes” and “When I’m Alone” show off a moody, almost theatrical dynamic. Lo-fi production keeps the sound raw, welding the band’s DIY punch right into your skull. At 53 minutes, the album may draw things out, but that fire never really dulls. “XXI Century Blood” is all guts and attitude—proof that these young musicians carve their path with pure adrenaline and zero compromise. - Ben