Agoraphobia - Kamikaze (2026) [Hi-Res]

After the impact of Eyes Never Lie and Fck You Tony, the first two advances that marked the beginning of a new stage in the career of Agoraphobia, comes Kamikaze, an album where own and other people's deadlines have succumbed to the experimentation and expressive freedom of the Galician band.

Produced by Iago Lorenzo, the new album consolidates the message of a group that is committed to creative freedom, respect for vital rhythms and a more leisurely creative exploration. The previews already published have served as a letter of introduction for this stage, which will culminate now with the release of the full album.

After several years without releasing new material since 2019, this album was also born as a conscious response to the logic of immediacy and rapid consumption that dominates the current music industry. Far from the obligation to generate constant content, Agoraphobia has chosen to create from pause, time and care. Prioritizing artistic honesty over the urgency of always being visible and always faithful to their sonic forcefulness, this album is the kamikaze response to all the requirements to which they have felt subjected: an ode to creative and personal freedom.

The album is an intimate journey through identity, emotions and resistance to the dominant currents of today's society. Throughout her songs, she explores how we build ourselves from what we have lived: love, absence, error, external pressure and the constant need to fit in, to the point of sometimes losing the reference of who we really are.