The Warning
Keep Me Fed (LP)

With Keep Me Fed, Mexican rock trio The Warning delivers their most powerful and polished album yet — a confident statement from a band that's clearly growing bolder with every release. The Villarreal sisters (Daniela, Paulina, and Alejandra) have carved out a sound that's unmistakably their own: fierce, melodic, and emotionally charged, blending hard rock grit with pop sensibility and flashes of metal energy. From the very start, Keep Me Fed pulses with urgency. Songs like "MORE" and "S!CK" hit with a punch, balancing aggressive guitar riffs and driving drum work with catchy hooks that stay lodged in your brain long after the first listen. There’s a sharper edge this time around — a sense of frustration and fire — but it’s wrapped in sleek, tightly crafted production that lets every bass line, vocal run, and cymbal crash breathe. Lyrically, The Warning continues to tackle themes of self-empowerment, mental health, vulnerability, and rebellion. There's a raw honesty in the songwriting that makes even the most anthemic tracks feel deeply personal. Paulina’s drumming is ferocious, Alejandra’s bass work anchors every song with a pulsing heartbeat, and Daniela’s vocals soar with emotional power, easily shifting from tender to ferocious when the moment demands. Tracks like "Qué Más Quieres" show the band's pride in their heritage, slipping seamlessly between English and Spanish, and giving the album an even richer dynamic. Meanwhile, slower, more introspective songs offer breathing room, showing the band's versatility and maturity as songwriters. Keep Me Fed feels like the culmination of years of hard work, growth, and an unbreakable bond between the three sisters. It’s passionate, razor-sharp, and ready to break even more barriers for The Warning on a global stage.