The cult band based in Madrid and Rome, influential industrial pioneers of the pulsating, hypnotic and tribal rhythms since 1980, presents new album: Fluida Mekaniko. Since its previous album “Ultraphoon” (2013), Esplendor Geométrico has performed more frequently than ever during these last two years in different countries and festivals (2016 for the first time in the US and Russia), while there was a documentary feature film about the group launched in Madrid, Geometría del Esplendor, directed by a renowned Spanish director within the avant-garde cinema, José Ramón da Cruz. The film has just been premiered at the prestigious In-Edit festival in Barcelona, receiving an honorary award. Fluida Mekaniko has been recorded during 2016 and contains 12 new tracks that, although they continue the line developed since Pulsión (2009), we also find here references to their most harsh and noisy sound of the 90s. Industrial Neo-tribalism where mechanical rhythms hypnotize, like mantras, inducing the trance. It highlights, already a distinctive feature of E.G., the inclusion of voices and sonorities of African, Arab and Asian music.