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Sungazer (2018), the latest release from the Brazilian five-piece Mocho Diablo, is a plural record. Extrapolating the stoner genre from the previous release, Monochrome (2015), and overflowing into a visceral rock filled with fuzz, theremin experiments and lo-fi effects.
The emphasis is on the riffs, loud and heavy, no matter if driven by the guitar or bass. Brought together by a melodic line drenched in punk crudity.
What it hangs in the air, or rather the aura of the disc, is the garage rock vibe, a dynamism that makes the hearing organic, especially with the support of old valvulated amplifiers, which emphasizes the timbred fuzz of bass and guitars.
The emphasis is on the riffs, loud and heavy, no matter if driven by the guitar or bass. Brought together by a melodic line drenched in punk crudity.
What it hangs in the air, or rather the aura of the disc, is the garage rock vibe, a dynamism that makes the hearing organic, especially with the support of old valvulated amplifiers, which emphasizes the timbred fuzz of bass and guitars.
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