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Quimera
04:21
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Particulas do Agora
03:55
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Inclinação ao Silêncio
04:34
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Corda Solta
04:00
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Venturo
04:15
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Vórtice
03:02
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Cabo de Força
03:00
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Grilado
02:21
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A Entrega das Cores
02:08
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MNTH SP, Brazil
MNTH is the sonic project of Brazilian artist Luciano Valério, exploring generative and improvised soundscapes through electronics, percussion, and chance-driven processes. Blending ambient, drone, minimalism, and organic electronics.
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This group, also on "The Way Out of Easy," can sustain and deftly shift grooves in an intoxicating way. I wish these performances were twice as long, because they get better and better as the group stretches them out. Brilliant music from a brilliant ensemble.
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Where did I go wrong? I must've done something I must've done something wrong To be left with such a lonely [soul].
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I almost shouted "that was live?!?!?" when I heard the crowd applause at the end of Daves. I can't overstate how precise these guys are despite having no composed material. Everything is performed flawlessly yet the music is far from sterile or unimaginative. The band will often explore a groove, but the contours of that groove change as the band makes their way through it. Records don't often leave me struggling to come up with any analogues the way this one has. AOTY contender.
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A most hypnotic/comforting/freeing/fresh jazz record.
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