Cargo Records

Rampotanza Ronil Grodorempelente

The primordial psychedelic sounds of Argentina's Reynols continue the Met Life Series with the raw, rhythmically entrancing field recordings of city workers in Buenos Aires drilling a hole into a busy city street.

The natural response by this mysterious quartet doesn't drill so much as gleefully massage the head with a monumental freakout of onomatopoeia and uber-intonation commandeered by the band's lead vocalist Miguel Tomasin with the accompaniment of some seriously spaced-out delay driven tribal percussion, bellowing horn, piano plod and guitar plunder.


Praise?

"probably the most extreme musical cult in the world"

"The Reynols discography is chaotic, huge and sprawling, especially if you include all the compilations they've appeared on, but if you're a fan this is one you won't want to do without." (Paris Transatlantic)

"It's as loopy as any lo-fi Sun Ra noodling, yet as spiralling in its rhythmic turns." (Incursion)

Track Listing

1. Rampotanza Ronil Grodorempelente
2. Rampotanza Ronil Grodo Rempelente: Response