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| 3.8 excellent | Erwann S. EMERITUS | August 23rd 24 |
Deus e mulher isn't exactly as innovatively banging as its predecessor, but it nevertheless stays an important piece of both modern Brazilian music and art punk - and Soares was 88 years old when she made it.
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| 4.0 excellent | TheManMachine | November 14th 18 |
Perceptibly less dramatic than being at the end of the world two years ago; this can comparably come off like the casual b-siders of that same session. But in case you forgot these ain't just any sessioners -- Latin grooves meet post-punk righteously right down the middle and distinguish every tune along the way, a brew of schooled+eccentric instrumentation that has trouble not tantalizingly twisting the ears at any given moment. Elza's geriatric gravel, 'specially in Portuguese, apparently ain't for everyone. At the very least read her Wiki and respect how she somehow got right here right now aight? Isn't her fronting dark-n-fun jazz-punk the way it's just meant to be? Given the cackles that end "Hienas Na TV" and how snug she fits into its chase-scene-esque smash precursor, I think she should look into becoming a Disney villain.
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| 3.0 good | Alexxx | November 25th 19 |
| 3.5 great | Prole | October 27th 19 |
| 4.0 excellent | Handers | June 17th 18 |
| 4.0 excellent | TwigTW | May 18th 18 |
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