Toundra is a Spanish instrumental rock band hailing from Madrid, formed in 2007. Known for their energetic and evocative soundscapes, Toundra combines elements of post-rock, progressive rock, and even hints of heavy metal, to create lush, cinematic music that often tells a story without the need for words. The group has carved out a niche in the European rock scene with their dynamic compositions and powerful live performances.

Over the years, Toundra has released a series of albums that have seen them grow in both ambition and scope. "Hex," their 2022 release, is a testament to their continued evolution, showcasing matured songwriting and intricate melodies. Prior to "Hex," they explored a more conceptual pathway with soundtracks like "Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari," which served as a modern score to the silent horror film of the same name. With a series embodying "El Odio" (The Hate) including "El Odio. Parte I," "El Odio. Parte II," and "El Odio. Parte III," Toundra invites listeners into a thematic journey reflective of the varied emotions the titles suggest. "Vortex," released in 2018, and the tracks "Kingston Falls," "III. Akt (Edit)," "II. Akt (Edit)," and "I. Akt (Edit)" all provide a glimpse into the band's mastery in blending intensity with delicate instrumental narratives, forging a connection with their audience that transcends language barriers and resonates on a deeply emotional level.