VINYL FORMAT. Gritty and raw Bay Area group Totimoshi have pointed to their Latin heritage as playing a key role in the shaping of their sound. Milagrosa means miracle, miraculous, or miracle worker. The album's theme comes from a Cuban folklore that teaches love and overcoming violence with compassion. These songs are expansive and multidimensional, heavy and dynamic. Produced by Page Hamilton (Helmet) and mixed and engineered by Toshi Kasai (Big Business, Melvins).

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Gritty and raw Bay Area group Totimoshi have pointed to their Latin heritage as playing a key role in the shaping of their sound. Milagrosa means miracle, miraculous, or miracle worker. The album's theme comes from a Cuban folklore that teaches love and overcoming violence with compassion. These songs are expansive and multidimensional, heavy and dynamic. Produced by Page Hamilton (Helmet) and mixed and engineered by Toshi Kasai (Big Business, Melvins).

CD $14.99

Other people also bought:

the Juan Maclean  By The Time I Get to Venus, Animal Collective  Peacebone, The Muslims  The Muslims

No, not a Japanese group, Totimoshi is a metallic Oakland power trio (they do have a half-Cuban female bassist, though, which is far more rare for this sort of group) releasing its third LP. Imagine this: the band's music is too huge -- heavy even for old grunge fans, and too raw for your average metal follower. There's nowhere they fit in, which makes them more interesting -- they're a genre unto themselves. The well-titled +Mysterioso? is so fleshy, it is reminiscent of the days of {$Blue Che...   [ read more ]

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