Dead Capo could be the name for a cult B-movie. And their debut album "Discolo" would be the perfect arrangement for it. Dead Capo are Javier Adán (guitar), Javier Díez-Ena (double bass, bass) and Javier Gallego (drums), and together our cult movie heroes have concocted 10 songs that mix rock, funk and jazz, all marinated with a bit of humour.

"Discolo" has brought them to a wide prominence and led to appearances on concert stages around Spain. They have been named one of the most original new bands by such magazines as Ruta 66, Cuadernos de Jazz, Mondo Sonoro and Rock de Lux (see Press Articles).

Dead Capo’s members grew up in Madrid’s Metropolitan area. They began playing in different bands and it was only in 1995 that they first got together in the band INSECTO.
To further widen their music horizons the three Javiers started a new project in 1998, called Dead Capo. As composers, they are comitted to developing music which extends the traditional language of rock and jazz.

They persistently question the boundaries of genres and continually re-examine assumptions about music within each track. The diversity of their influences is reflected in "Discolo", their debut. They write ensemble music that makes the listener open their ears.
The band is currently presenting their album in several cities and also preparing new compositions for 2003.