In line with the late records of Jovem Guarda, such as Erasmo Carlos' 1970-1972 trilogy of later-revered proto-indie, as well as with Os Mutantes' flavorful Brazilian psychedelia, Rubinho & Mauro Assumpção's only ever release wanders through daring and often humorous experimentations. With bare instrumentation and lo-fi timbres blowing against the grain of the recording, it soon came to be a coveted rarity among collectors. Mr. Bongo's recent reissue offers a great chance to reexamine this piece of soft-noise MPB . . .
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