Casa ocupada

As their second full-length album, 'Casa ocupada' solidified Linda Martini's status as a leading force in Portuguese alternative music, elevating them to larger audiences. The self-produced record expands on their established indie and post-rock sound by incorporating more textural experimentation, from spacious, melodic passages to moments of raw, guitar-driven intensity. Thematically, the album explores facets of everyday life, including social conflict, personal relationships, and sexuality, all delivered with an expressive, often angsty, vocal energy.