Volta Do Mar have been supporting their latest release with a substantial tour, blowing minds night in and night out. Volta Do Mar hold the secret formula, a potion if you will, that enables them to conjure up the instrumental prowess of the greatest math-rock bands, combine them into one liquefied state, and down it all in one quick shot. They hit the usual jazz landmarks, too, but this jazz isn't plodding and dull -- it's seething hot stuff that makes your arm hair stand up.

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VINYL FORMAT. Pressed on high-quality 180 gram vinyl! Mission of Burma's fourth album is a departure from the pinned-needles roar of 2006's The Obliterati. Far more spacious and dynamic, it blasts off with the anthemic, catch "1,2,3, Partyy!", a classic Burma rocker on a level with "This Is Not a Photography" or "Certain Fate." Other tracks, such as "Feed," "Forget Yourself," and "Slow Faucet," are slow, hypnotic builders. "Good Cheer" is a burst of almost uncontainable joy that literally explodes from the...   [ read more ]

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Mission of Burma's fourth album is a departure from the pinned-needles roar of 2006's The Obliterati. Far more spacious and dynamic, it blasts off with the anthemic, catch "1,2,3, Partyy!", a classic Burma rocker on a level with "This Is Not a Photography" or "Certain Fate." Other tracks, such as "Feed," "Forget Yourself," and "Slow Faucet," are slow, hypnotic builders. "Good Cheer" is a burst of almost uncontainable joy that literally explodes from the speakers. Of course, all the Burma trademarks are ...   [ read more ]

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