La Llama

Guillermo Scott Herren's albums as Prefuse 73 brought him a worldwide audience, critical praise, and inspired a generation of producers whose names are now commonplace on "Year End Best" or "Names to Watch" lists. But Herren's first album on Warp, a label synonymous with Prefuse's signature sound, wasn't a "beat" album, but a key introduction to a most intriguing portion of Herren's multi-faceted musical persona: Savath and Savalas.

Following two albums over five years on Warp, Herren has chosen to take a fresh approach with Savath and Savals, releasing La Llama with Los Angeles-based Stones Throw Records.

Herren, with Eva Puyuleo Muns and a new addition to the band, Roberto Carlos Lange, were inspired on La Llama by a shared love for South-American psychedelic music and the early 70s independent music scene that had briefly flourished in Recife, Brazil.