Boogarins seem to want to melt down rock 'n' roll and allow its essential being to trickle down into all manner of odd shapes and curious colours.
The Brazilian group's way out psych never sits in one place, continually expanding, billowing out into vast, lysergic structures of sound.
New album 'Manual' arrives on October 30th via Other Music/Fat Possum, with Boogarins now sharing '6000 Dias'. Seeming to stretch far beyond its four minute length, '6000 Dias' is sheer tropical exertion, a shamanic discourse in guitar bedlam.
Check it out now.
Catch Boogarins live at London's Old Blue Last on October 29th.
