THE WARNING

"Keep Me Fed" (Republic Records; 2022)

Reviewed by Snidermann

The Warning—sisters from Monterrey, Mexico—know how to put out an awesome rock record. I have been a big fan of this band since their first recording that came out in 2017. The new recording, Keep Me Fed is more of the same excellent rock'n'roll music. The music is deep, explosive and moves effortlessly from one topic to the next. That is a talent that comes from outstanding music, top notch writing and of course good production value and The Warning excel in all those topics. It amazes me that the sisters are 24, 22 and 19 (at the time of this writing) and put out a consist quality of music that usually comes from a band with decades more experience. There is a song in their native Spanish, don’t know what in they are talking about, but it rocks non the less. I have listened to this recording 4 times and I have to say it gets better with each listen. The Warning is truly a band to experienced both in recorded form and live which I hope to do very soon. Simply fucking awesome.

 For more information, check out https://www.thewarningband.com/.  

"Error" (Republic Records; 2022)

Reviewed by Snidermann

I have been a big believer in female bands that rock since I first heard the Runaways when I was like thirteen. The Warning is an all-sister rock band with ages running from 17 to 22 (at the time of this recording). They are from Monterrey, Mexico and this is their fourth release.

Holy shit! These girls know how to rock! And, when you hear music that like found on "Error," you know that music was the reason they were put on earth,

This music plays like a Broadway play or some rock opera. Some of the songs are sung in Spanish which only makes it cooler, in my opinion. I still can't get over the fact that the oldest sister is only twenty-two! "Error" makes it sound like this band has been together for twenty years or more, yet two of the members can't even drink legally in the U.S.!

At the time of this writing, "The Warning" is on tour Halestorm and The Pretty Reckless and, wow, what a fricken show that would be!

With "Error," The Warning has put out music that's simply decades way ahead of their ages. What a treat! Now I’ll have to go check out their first three releases and you know what? I'm more than okay with that!

For more information, check out https://www.thewarningband.com/.  

"Queen of the Murder Scene" (Nada Mas Records; 2018)

Reviewed by Snidermann

I discovered a great band, The Warning, and their recording "Queen of the Murder Scene" It is simply one killer release. This is a three person, all-female band—sisters, in fact—from Mexico and they deliver a rock'n'roll/heavy metal story like gangbusters from the word go.

Thirteen songs and almost an hour of music and, from what I can figure out, simply one of the best rock recordings I have heard in quite some time.

I remember my choir teacher that said that in a three person band, everyone sang, however, I found that is just not the case (Motorhead, Rush, Cream, Triumph, just to name a few) . The person singing for The Warning is putting her heart and soul into each and every song. There's no better word here than wow! Each track is a masterpiece of rock'n'roll. Soft, smooth rock to knee--slapping rockers that is what you want out of a recording like this.

The Warning has been around since 2013 and, when I listen to "Queen of the Murder Scene," well, I just want to listen to the rest of the band's catalog. The Warning has it all: killer musicianship, excellent songwriting and a shit load of attitude that all combines to make this sister band from Monterey, Mexico one of my new fave bands and that makes it all worth the while.

For more information, check out https://www.thewarningband.com/.  

"XXI Century Blood" (Self-released; 2017)

Reviewed by Snidermann

I really dig the band The Warning. Three sisters from Mexico, all very young, but musically gifted way beyond their years. The the release "XXI Century Blood" came out when Daniela ("Dany") was 17 (now 22), Paulilna ("Pau") was 15 (now 20) and Alejadara ("Ale") was 13 (now 18). Holy shit!

The music is hard, heavy and to the point and never once in this entire recording do you actually hear teenagers playing rock msuic. As you listen to this recording, you think you are experiencing a band easily twice their age.

Interesting note: when the sisters were very young they started playing the popular video game the popular game Rock Band. Well, let me tell you, they have come quite a way since then!. The songwriting and musical presentation is nothing short of brilliant. I can only guess at what this band is like live. They are learning first hand the ins and out of touring with such bands as Halestorm, The Foo Fighters, Sammy Hagar & The Circle, Stone Temple Pilots and The Pretty Reckless. They also will be at some major festivals such as Upheavel, Louder Than Life and Aftershock in the coming year.

These young sisters will learn by trial of fire not only the actual music, but how to prepare for a tour and how to prepare for a festival. Just think about it: What you were doing at thirteen? Surely, surly not making rock recordings with your siblings. The only drawback I can see with "XXI Century Blood" is the band does experiment with their lighter side and that's okay, of course but harder rock is my genre.

Check out this super talented band, you will not be disappointed.

For more information, check out https://www.thewarningband.com/.  

Rating Guide:

A classic. This record will kick your ass.

Killer. Not a classic but it will rock your world.

So-so. You've heard better.

Pretty bad. Might make a nice coaster.

Self explanatory. Just the sight of the cover makes you wanna hurl.

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