A decade ago, Hinds had it all: fame at home in Spain, a tight-knit band cranking out adorable garage-band hits and a world tour. But fame took its toll. Half the band quit, leaving Carlotta Casials and Ana Perrote without their rhythm section, a manager or a label. Then the pandemic hit. But as The World’s Gerry Hadden tells us, the two hung in and their comeback record record, “Viva Hinds!” is punchy, fun and varied.
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