The Myrrors are one of psychedelic rock's most interesting bands at the moment, and that's because of the duo's fluid playing style and free-flowing songwriting. Things aren't that much different here on Hasta La Victoria, which is bookended by two classic Myrrors songs; ten minutes or more of hallucinatory, repetitive, ebbing-and-flowing, enveloping psychedelic rock jams. The middle of the album is a bit different, beginning with "Somos La Resistencia", which is a catchy, rhythmic, quick, and jazzy number, with both of the other two being restrained, sweltering ambient pieces based in that desert-like psychedelia that The Myrrors work so well within. The album flows very strongly, with no interruptions from song-to-song and a constant, sunbaked atmosphere that is as encompassing as it is beautiful. Needless to say, it's another notch in the belt of some of the more interesting songwriters in the psychedelic rock scene.
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