A La Ping Pong
Featured in the “Psychedelic” section of Chee Shimizu’s Obscure Sound disc guide, Hermanos is a Latin progressive classic from German-born Venezuelan multi-instrumentalist Vytas Brenner. The sound can be compared to Italian progressive bands of the ’70s with extended solos and cosmic synthesizers, but also has a distinctly South American flavor with heavy use of acoustic guitar and percussion instruments. In particular, “Gavilán” is a fantastic upbeat space rock track that’s equal parts grooving and psychedelic. “Agua Clara” is another nice moment with Brenner on vocals in more of an acid folk type of setting.
Recommended – Full Listen
Tags: Obscure Sound / Progressive Rock / Space Rock
Tracklist:
A1 Agua Clara
A2 Madrugada
A3 Amanecer
A4 Danza Con Pájaros
A5 Gavilán
B1 Pastos
B2 Ganado
B3 Estampida
B4 Ana Karina Rote
B5 Sentado En Una Piedra
Credits:
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Pablo Manavello
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Piano, Timpani, Vocals, Piano, Synthesizer, Guitar, Written-By, Arranged By, Producer – Vytas Brenner
Artwork – Ramon Rojas
Bass – Carlos Acosta, Pupi
Drums – Eleasar, Frank Rojas, Iván Velásquez
Electric Guitar – Jairo
Engineer – Michel Chazet
Percussion – Oscar
Producer – Haakon Brenner
Saxophone – Rolando Briceño
