Eduardo Araújo & Silvinha - Sou Filho Desse Chão"Sou Filho Desse Cho" album from 1976 unites a dream team of musicians from OS MUTANTES, BLACK RIO, SOM NOSSO and special guest DOMINGUINHOS, into an amazing fusion of Brazilian regional rhythms of capoeira, forr and candombl, with the heaviest funk, soul, rock, progressive and psychedelic music ever released in Brazil. The original release of "Sou Filho Desse Cho" in 1976 was made totally independent by Eduardo Arajo himself, with total lack of

‘Moment’s Notice’ and ‘Lazy Bird’ have all become standards

Its gossamer melodies and largely upbeat pop bely the turmoil the group were going through

A well-ordered monoculture with access roads and heavy machinery

It’s joined by ‘Long Live Pere Ubu’ a soundtrack to a musical adaptation of the play

and her most intimate

The album ends with two catchy uptempo synthpop tunes in the form of Plastic Bamboo and The End Of Asia

Praise for Maple Glider

Working from a position of trust in the same studio and with the same team

the savagely bombastic Raw Power by Iggy and the Stooges is perhaps the first record that could truly be called punk

To celebrate

Expanded version of the 1982 EP

I have fond memories of receiving the odd cassettes from the early days