There is a blind spot in the most troglodyte faction of rock and roll, and it is in Galicia: they are called Terbutalina and have been mixing up punk, garage and rural rock for seven years, or what they call "gastropunk". It is not uncommon for you to recognize influences ranging from The Sonics to The Cramps, SiniestroTotal or Os Resentidos in the sound of the galicians. Nor is it strange to understand the promotion that the band has been living in recent years.Now, two years after the publication of "Al otomano se le va la mano", the album that managed to expand its sound and its proposal in a more transversal way, Terbutalina publish a new EP.