A Love Electric

Mexico City's A Love Electric "Man and Machine" World Tour 2026-2027

A Love Electric is hitting the road in support of their newest full length record, the timely "Man and Machine", an expressive post-rock exploration of modern times. Led by guitarist and vocalist Todd Clouser, the Mexico City-based trio brings their latest album to stages from Mexico to central Europe and the the Pacific Northwest USA. 
Born from the creative music scene of Mexico’s capital, ALE has built a reputation for constant evolution, pulling from the glory days of psych rock, punk-jazz and beatnik inspired poetry to create a sound all their own. Expect sharp, pertinent lyricism wrapped in swirling psychedelia and tight, world-class musicianship. As Vive Latino put it in Mexico City: “a savage guitarist, a ruthless drummer, an enormous bassist.”

A Love Electric is a psychedelic power trio hailing from Mexico City's vibrant jazz scene, blending raw energy with experimental flair across genres. Formed by guitarist and vocalist Todd Clouser, a Minnesota native now rooted in Mexico City, alongside Jorge Servin (originally Hernan Hecht)) and Mexican bassist Aaron Cruz, the band embodies a cross-cultural fusion of rock, jazz, and psychedelia. Emerging from the city's underground music circles, they have carved out a space for unbridled creativity, refusing to conform to market-driven labels and instead channeling imagination into soundscapes that defy categorization.
Over a decade of relentless output, A Love Electric has released seven albums on labels spanning the US, Mexico, and Europe, while touring the world on their own terms—performing over a thousand shows across four continents. Their commitment to artistic freedom has earned acclaim, with La Jornada hailing them as "the tomorrow of creative rock" and "one of the most progressive and important groups of recent years," Jazz Times calling their work "a celebration of the creative," and Vive Latino describing the lineup as "a savage guitarist, a ruthless drummer, an enormous bassist."
Their latest record, "Man and Machine," marks a new chapter in their evolving sound, exploring themes of humanity amid technological chaos through eight songs running from obtuse groove to reflective turn-of-the-world anthems.

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Todd Clouser - guitar, voc
 Aaron Cruz - bass
Jorge Servin - drums

cover: 25/15€