in this release we are took into the deep lands of portugal, and we are self presented with a release of jackpooote (aka xarope), some sort of punk (I didn't want to use that word, once I just wanted to give the idea that we are facing something recorded in low fi terms), where we can listen to a project that makes us remind, in certain terms, all the universe of which reminds us of stuff ranging from FRICS to stealing orchestra music (another portuguese project with a similar language - although jacpooote is more closed to cut-up music - doesn't matter if the musicians are more technical or less skilled).. But if we get close to this music we can just understand that it is something completely naked of stereotypes - something where punk and low fi meets with tribal noise improvisation, and if you are open minded and don't have problems with music cliches (kinda it's low fi music - so I won't listen it as a principle), we can probably meet something which brings us some ethnographic ideas of music, allied with some sort of originality and will to make something different
guest list:
Xarope- drums, voice, darbuka, djambê, flute, electronics gonçalez-keys, percussion flute pedro santos- horn eduardo - percurssion André - tuba Ricardo - double bass miguel Stormez - percursion rui lamego - didgeridoo Stephane – electronics Minson - flute, guitar mister x - low fi untuned crappy sounding viola
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