The Demencials is a Catalan punk rock band notorious for their rebellious anthems and raw, energetic sound. Their music often carries a potent mix of social and political commentary, imbued with a distinct regional identity that resonates with their fan base. Since their formation in the early 2010s, The Demencials have been a prominent figure in the local punk scene, amassing a loyal following with their unapologetically brash and assertive lyrical content, and a frenetic performance style that often blurs the lines between audience and performer.

Their recent discography reflects the band's growth and consistent commitment to their roots, with their single "Germans de sang" exploring themes of familial ties and personal connections in the face of adversity. "10.000 Moments" is a nod to the fleeting nature of life, encapsulating the urgency of living fully within a relentlessly moving world. The introspective "Declivi" suggests a more somber contemplation of decline and decay, both in a personal and societal sense, while "La Gran Família" offers a critique of societal structures under the guise of familial metaphor. With "Ferro Vell", The Demencials delve into the realm of nostalgia, lamenting the passing of time yet finding resilience in the enduring strength of the old iron—or rather, the enduring spirit of the community and cultural legacy they represent. The Demencials remain a defiant and impassioned voice within Catalan music, their soundscape a testament to the perennial power of punk as a tool for expression and change.