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Their name stands for “noise per millimeter,” they’re from the southern city of Curitiba, and they’re just about the best the Brazilian post-rock scene has to offer. Their latest, Rasura (2014) is also their greatest. While the band can be straightforward when it feels like it (as in the brief, charging “Cromaqui”), complex textures and compositions are their stock-in-trade; each of its eight instrumental tracks is a trip in its own right, but Rasura was organically conceived, culminating in an epic 16-minute suite in which Slint meets Ennio Morricone."
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