I could not find much about this artist, and the Bandcamp link is there, but blank. Google Translate tells me that the name translates out to " I wish you could see yourself the way I see you" in Portuguese. In the description it states, "Um rádio quebrado, um celular quebrado, nós somos quebrados," which is Portuguese for "A broken radio, a broken cell phone, we are broken." With not much to go on, let's dive in to the music.

We begin with "Lado A," which is a lot of cut up field recordings of radio, voices, what sounds like children's toys, and a bit of static thrown in for good measure. This is interesting cut up music that is the auditory equivalent to constantly changing the channel, but moving from house to house rather than station to station. "Lado B" keeps the chaos moving, but this is like listening to a DJ running a dance party with equipment that keeps malfunctioning. The start and stop is amusing, and the tape noises will remind all of us of a certain age of why you always had a pencil next to your tape deck.

Overall, this is interesting stuff and would appeal to those who like cut up experimental. One point of comparison is Hafler Trio's earlier work. At times this can get a bit repetitive, but that is expected with this kind of work. In short, it is a good listen and it's nice to get stuff that falls squarely into the experimental camp. This album weighs in at around 23 minutes.