Mocho Diablo São Paulo, Brazil
Extrapolating the stoner genre, the emphasis of Mocho Diablo’s sound relies on the riffs, loud and heavy, no matter if
driven by the guitar or the bass. The band is overflowing into a visceral rock filled with fuzz, theremin experiments and lo-fi effects.
In the end what it hangs in the air is a garage rock vibe brought together by a melodic line drenched in punk crudity.
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This just has some great vibes all around - from the energy of 56th Floor and Symphony of the ironic sympathy to the gentle, laid back Soul Keeper - it’s worth the time to listen to it all.
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Good sound for a road trip !!! The stoner rock atmosphere as relaxed as driving on the open road while the wind blows your head clear through the car window.
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