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Nov28

Vitoria-Gasteiz

Hell Dorado

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About exuvia

Exuvia formed in Pamplona in 2023 and won the Battle of the Bands at Actual 25. Their sound moves between stoner, punk and rock, a mix of electricity, effort and chemistry driven by the attitude of its members, vocalist Ana Lamas and guitarist Patxi Morillas. Live, drummer Aitor San Martín joins them. The name comes from the Latin exuviae, “things stripped from a body”: the shell an arthropod leaves behind after molting. For the band, it stands for the constant changes that rebuild and renew us throughout life.

Both members bring long experience in the Navarre scene. Patxi Morillas started with Línea 2 (later L2), co-founded El Desván de Peter (later El Desván) with Gabri Gainza, and played in 100to8, Supersónicos and Attikus Finch. Ana Lamas began as a drummer in Black Stripes (Iruña) and Sleeping Alice (Burgos). She then stepped up to the mic as the singer, lyricist and composer for Radoom’s first era, and has collaborated with The Broken Horizon and Iñaki Asiain.

Exuvia is now presenting ¿Quién necesita ayuda?, which features a collaboration with Koldo Soret (Niña Coyote eta Chico Tornado). Their first tour, Beligerante, took them to Madrid, Zaragoza, Bilbao, Seville, Vitoria, León and Logroño. They also played festivals such as Iruña Rock and Actual, sharing the stage with Lagartija Nick, Siloé, Gatibu, Zoo and ETS. In 2025 they won the Mondo Sonoro Award at Endesa Play Music, took second prize at Mala Nube Fest, and were selected for Maula Rock Fest and the Música en la Calle program. In 2026 they were chosen to open for SplitDogs at Helldorado.

Their shows are explosive, direct and uncompromising: about an hour of all-original material, drawn from a 15-song live repertoire. As Javier Escorzo of Diario de Noticias de Navarra put it, the band has an overwhelming stage presence, and with only drums and electric guitar, every member has to give 200%.

Genres

Folk