Atom Rhumba return from the swamp after 7 years of silence. The people of Bilbao join El Segell del Primavera with a new album, Cosmic Lexicon, which represents the return of one of the most mythical rock bands in this country. Cosmic Lexicon, Atom Rhumba's seventh album, carries danger. In their sound there are threats in the shadows and temptations that 9 out of 10 mothers would advise against. Wasn't that the initial idea of rock'n'roll? Putting a soundtrack to the pleasure of living with risk. Although that idea, as the people of Bilbao show, is not a private rock preserve either. This album back after seven years of silence could be a hidden treasure of pop sixties (Blood and honey bubbles), of post-punk (Gray grave), the stormy songwriter (Tejedor de mysteries, with lyrics by Nacho Vegas) and even from the twisted surf (I'm wired). Hidden? Hidden why? Because people of order would never be interested in seeing the light of a record like this. It invites too much to feel the attraction of the forbidden. Invites you to download adrenaline. Invite danger.