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Mondo Alterado (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl 3LP+CD

Hippie Dance / SKU: lp-7788
off-kilter, hypnotic techno from Mexican DJ-producer
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  • Mexican DJ-producer Rebolledo follows up his 2011 debut Super Vato and the highly regarded 2014 mix Momento Drive with a second album, Mondo Altered. The Xalapa native, who’s also known as one-half of Pachanga Boys (alongside Superpitcher), designed the release like a mixtape, with “rock-drenched drumming, sinister atmospheres, raw synth textures, exciting peaks and foggy bottoms” connecting and flowing through in one swift motion, an experience akin to driving a car, a Porsche 928 (kudos for the Risky Business nod for the cover) most likely, through a long tunnel. In the course of the 9 tracks, Rebolledo is in complete control, building up or breaking down soundscapes and moods at a pace that he sees fit (the opener “Here Comes The Warrior (Super short version) clocks in at 14:55, enough said), and the hypnotic, infectious grooves roll along like a “soundtrack for a movie that doesn’t exist.” It’s a sonic journey backed by an original, off-kilter brand of Rebolledo’s techno/electronic dance, and this 3LP + CD release by way of Hippie Dance, Pachanga Boys’ own imprint, is the best way to experience it.

    • 3LP red vinyl + CD
    • gatefold, printed inner sleeves
    • music label: Hippie Dance 2016
    reviewed by donut savage 06/2016
    upc: 90055620

Mexican DJ-producer Rebolledo follows up his 2011 debut Super Vato and the highly regarded 2014 mix Momento Drive with a second album, Mondo Altered. The Xalapa native, who’s also known as one-half of Pachanga Boys (alongside Superpitcher), designed the release like a mixtape, with “rock-drenched drumming, sinister atmospheres, raw synth textures, exciting peaks and foggy bottoms” connecting and flowing through in one swift motion, an experience akin to driving a car, a Porsche 928 (kudos for the Risky Business nod for the cover) most likely, through a long tunnel. In the course of the 9 tracks, Rebolledo is in complete control, building up or breaking down soundscapes and moods at a pace that he sees fit (the opener “Here Comes The Warrior (Super short version) clocks in at 14:55, enough said), and the hypnotic, infectious grooves roll along like a “soundtrack for a movie that doesn’t exist.” It’s a sonic journey backed by an original, off-kilter brand of Rebolledo’s techno/electronic dance, and this 3LP + CD release by way of Hippie Dance, Pachanga Boys’ own imprint, is the best way to experience it.

  • 3LP red vinyl + CD
  • gatefold, printed inner sleeves
  • music label: Hippie Dance 2016
reviewed by donut savage 06/2016
upc: 90055620

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