Compilation showcases Molotov’s strengths, style

Band members going their separate ways to produce their own music sounded like a good idea, says Molotov’s singer Paco Ayala.

That is, until it came down to actually doing it.

“That was the hardest. At first, songs weren’t coming to me,” Ayala said. “The only thing that came to me was the EP title, ‘El Plan de Ayala.’ After three months I knew I was in trouble. Then slowly the tunes started coming to me. The first one was ‘Que No Me Moleste Nadie’ (’Don’t Let Anyone Bother Me’), and it talked precisely about how hard it is to write a song.”"*

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