With Rastilho, Kiko Dinucci set out to make an album in the vein of Brazilian compatriot João Gilberto ... as scanned through the lens of São Paulo's avant-garde scene, African polyphonic rhythms and percussive post-punk. Sacrosanct this is not . . .
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