The Warning Break Down 5 Essential Songs From New Album ‘Everything’s Falling’
Mexican rock band The Warning have released their 12-track album Everything’s Falling after pausing their international tour for three months to develop a more personal, heavier sound. The Villarreal Vélez sisters say the record explores growth, resilience, uncertainty and their experiences as women in a male-dominated rock scene, marking another step in the group’s expanding global profile.
Produced and co-written with Anton DeLost, the album draws on 1990s alternative rock and nu-metal, with key tracks including “Kerosene”, “Ritual”, “Bite My Tongue”, “Kill Or Be Killed”, “Bloodsport” and Spanish-language song “Ego”. The Monterrey trio have recently topped Mainstream Rock Airplay with “Kerosene”, becoming the first Mexican act and first all-female group to do so, while continuing US dates after touring Europe, Asia and South America.
- The Warning release a heavier, more personal new album.
- “Kerosene” made chart history for the Mexican trio.
- The band continue their international rise and US tour.
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The Warning are a rock band from Monterrey, Mexico, formed by sisters Daniela, Paulina and Alejandra Villarreal Vélez. Their music draws on alternative rock and nu-metal, styles that became prominent in the 1990s, and they have built an international audience through touring and radio play.
The group have described their new album as a more personal record about change, resilience and uncertainty. They have also spoken about their experiences as women in rock, a scene where women have often had less visibility. Their growing profile matters as a Mexican band gaining recognition on US rock radio and audiences around the world.