Cláudia Zafre

Three obscure and interesting musical itens: ethereal and mysterious sounds from a Japanese duo, a jazz power-trio and delicate and transgressive synth-pop also from Japan.

Reviews that dive into the musically obscure, with some psychedelic pop with exotic tinges and two soundtracks, one with dueling bluegrass banjos and another for a campy horror movie.

One more foray into the musically obscure, featuring a Goan songwriter, a funk goddess and the prog-rock soundtrack for Profondo Rosso.

Another foray into the alternative musical obscure, featuring a flower child vocalist, noise rock and Motown soul.

Into the dark and light of obscure musical entries, this time featuring a punk and folk short-lived musician, a sould band from sixties Philadelphia and a portuguese dreamy female singer.

Another foray into obscure musical pop-rock-world-folk itens: this time with an exquisite and dreamy folk singer from the 70s, a new wave band from the 80s and some hypnotic Tuareg rock.

Another foray into some rare and exotic musical itens, this time featuring some psychedelic folk, alternative emo and 70s soul.