Vaho

Vaho is a Spanish indie rock act known for their raw energy, catchy hooks, and lyrics that blend existential angst with dark humor. Emerging from Zaragoza’s underground scene, the band (fronted by Javier Iñiguez) has built a reputation for pairing gritty guitar-driven rock with synthy textures and lyrics that tackle modern disillusionment, relationships, and societal absurdities. Their recent releases—like the chaotic anthem *Todo Se Va a la Mierda* or the brooding *Espina y Veneno*—showcase their knack for balancing fist-pumping choruses with sardonic introspection.

With a DIY ethos and a flair for dramatic titles (see: *Mataré a Cupido* or *Efecto Batman*), Vaho’s music feels like a late-night conversation at a dive bar—equal parts cathartic, self-deprecating, and weirdly hopeful. They’ve steadily grown a cult following in Spain’s indie circuit, channeling influences from garage rock to post-punk while maintaining a distinctly irreverent voice.