Bloc Party celebrates 20 years of Silent Alarm with an unforgettable concert at CDMX

On the evening of May 8, the Pepsi Center WTC became the epicenter of British indie rock by hosting Bloc Party, who celebrated two decades of their debut album, Silent Alarm, with a show that merged nostalgia, music and a lot of energy. From the early chords of Like Eating Glass, the audience was transported in the mid-2000s, reliving the intensity and freshness that characterized the album. Kele Okereke, with his distinctive voice and scenic pr…

Photos: Oscar VillanuevaBy: Felipe Corrales With Silent Alarm, Bloc Party not only defined its style, it also marked an entire generation. Almost two decades after its release, the album was consolidated as an essential piece of the 2000s indie rock, a sweet and powerful memory that still resounds in the collective memory. The London band offered a concert full of emotion, where nostalgia mixed with a lively energy. The presentation oscillated b…

No one misses a good dose of nostalgia, of which we don’t have the least hard time. Bloc Party gave us that one, who took us back to the now distant 2005 at the Pepsi Center WTC to celebrate the 20 years of a modern music classic: Silent Alarm. After almost six years without playing on the CDMX, the British band returned to build a party in shape, as their debut album deserved it completely, as it is a collection of songs with which the vast maj…