Let the record reflect - not an ACTUAL imaginary soundtrack to a Brazilian Western. That's simply the descripto somebody used to describe Camarao's brand of Forro. Camarao (meaning "shrimp") wails on the accordion, there's vocals every now and then, and all the tracks have a kind of groovy, kind of samey sound. I thought it was kinda cool but overall nothing too exciting.
For whatever it means, this is the beginning of Corrupted's "Hollow" series. Maybe the clue is in the music? Unlike Corrupted's traditional ultra-slowed down, Spanish-sung, Japanese doom metal this is instrumental harsh noise. Still filthy and angry and depressive but sans vox and also more or less sans metal. Both untitled sides are meant to be played at either speed. The result? Meh. I miss Corrupted's brand of doom, this relatively anonymous harsh noise is fine and all but if I'm listening to Corrupted...well I know what I want. Skippable.

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