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Mind-Pleasing Psychedelia Out Of South-America – LAS COBRAS’ New Single ‘IDA’

Posted on by JL

LAS COBRAS is a bewitching and mind-pleasing psychedelic act led by key members
Sofía Aguerre and Leandro Rebella – out of Uruguay. They produce trippy waves as they
did so fascinating well on their splendid debut album Temporal. One of the best debut LPs of 2017. This year’s marvelous follow-up longplayer SELVA takes the sonic boundaries another step further with spellbinding guitar reverberation, dreamy synths, and sensual vocals.

The band issued IDA last month, one of the highlights
of the new record, as a single. Here’s a mesmeric live version…

Stream/buy SELVA here…


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LAS COBRAS: Facebook – Fuzz Club 

Sound-Exploring Psychedelic Duo LAS COBRAS Released Their Second Album ‘SELVA’

Posted on by JL

Old and new albums to make your day…

6 February 2020

Band: LAS COBRAS

Who: An invigorating and adventurous psychedelic duo- Sofía Aguerre and Leandro
Rebella – out of Uruguay. A pair of sound-exploring musicians. Their intriguing debut album Temporal was one of the most appealing debut LP’s of 2017. They inject their
musical vision on psychedelia with lysergic sounds of South-America, therefore they’re different from the rest of the pack.

Album: SELVA – second album

Released: 10 January 2020

Sound: Again Las Cobras impresses with intoxicating electro waves, a sonic variety of seductive songs and different sounds matching different moods. From bluesy psychedelic reflections (Down Low / Misterio / Lo Hacemos Mal) to far-out grooves with a poetic touch (Llamarás Mi Nombre / Selva) and the almost 8-minutes closing track The Colour Of Dawn,
a mind-boggling, dark and experimental voodoo-like odyssey with nightmarish echoes.
A Los Cobras record feels like a discovery trip in another aural universe where you pick
up new sonorous elements and new fuzzy twists and psychedelic turns with every spin.

Experience the adventurous journey here…


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Album is available via Bandcamp, iTunes and via Fuzz Club

LOS COBRAS: Facebook / photo by Raoul Dukkha