Oruã – Passe – LP

PASSE LP

Quatro meses após o seu lançamento nos Estados Unidos, finalmente PASSE, o quarto álbum do ORUÃ estará disponível em vinil no BRASIL!

Todos os envios serão feitos a partir da última semana de novembro.

A imprensa sobre PASSE;

“Passe is a gritty, defiant, and groovy record”

– KEXP

“Fuzzy and freaky Dinosaur Jr. riffs, but played through cheap amps. A funky rhythm section schooled on Broadcast’s ghostly psychedelia. Synths with their own oblong sense of melody and time. Oruã’s unruly indie rock unravels with fake jazz chords and unusual grooves to make something familiar, but with a funhouse mirror.”

– NPR

“…their political passion comes through. There’s a sample of Nina Simone talking about Black Power, along with song titles that translate to phrases like “Folly/Abolition”—a fiery engagement lurking underneath the shambling, introspective boogie. Oruã might not sound like radicals, but they’re talking about a revolution.”

– SPIN MAGAZINE

“Rio de Janeiro psych rock unit Oruã stay the winding, spaced-out course on their fourth album, PASSE. A hyper-saturated co-mingling of ’70s kraut, ’80s dub, and ’90s indie, interwoven by abstract messages of resistance and political tension sung in Portuguese, it’s part protest record, part slacker-pop beach getaway—and one hundred percent refreshing.”

– BANDCAMP, THE BEST ALBUMS OF SUMMER 2024

“…the essence of Oruã’s identity: a nostalgic yet forward-thinking exploration of music. Brazilian culture itself is a melting pot, shaped by influences from Portuguese explorers, African slaves, indigenous people, and immigrants from all over the world, who have all actively contributed to its richness.”

– OUTSIDE LEFT MUSIC

“The band find inspiration in the margins of the society in which they live, a violence of politics that juxtaposes with their gentle nature, a history of the country and the city that seeps from its very streets….their music represents the struggles of the streets”

– LOUDER THAN WAR