Louvação (Brazil Vinyl Series): Red Vinyl LP The Aliens Bad Medication

Bad Medication

Don’t You Think It’s Strange

raised on reggae n’ bass culture my go to sound was dub

the sirens and alarms ring

Daylight EP was the follow-up to Aesop Rock’s critically-acclaimed Labor Days album

Louvação (Brazil Vinyl Series): Red Vinyl LP The Aliens Bad MedicationGilberto Gil's first album, Louvao, was released in 1967 by Philips Records. On the eve of the rise of Tropicalismo and electric guitars, the Bahian artist's guitar is the star of the arrangements orchestrated by Carlos Monteiro e Souza, Dori Caymmi, and Leonardo Bruno. Social, political, and religious issues are transformed into sambas, bossa nova, and classic carnival song, as well as Northeastern rhythms. Gil calls for the people's attention on the