Toba-trance | ||
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Studio album by Los Natas | ||
Released | 2003 | |
Recorded | May and June 2003 at Death Studios in Argentina | |
Genre | Experimental Rock | |
Length | 52:02 | |
Label | Ektro Records | |
Producer | Los Natas | |
Los Natas chronology | ||
Tormenta mental y Paranoico (2003) |
Toba-trance (2003) |
Toba-trance II (2004) |
Toba-trance is the fourth studio album by the Argentinian stoner rock trio Los Natas, released in late 2003 via Finnish label Ektro Records. In contrast to previous efforts Toba-Trance (And it's sequel album Toba-trance II) explores a wider range of sounds and cultures, taking a more experimental and improvised approach. While reviews on the album are relatively sparse it has been extensively praised by the likes of Sputnik Music[1] and AllMusic.[2] Both albums would also be comprised as a 2CD set via Argentinian label Oui Oui Records, notably that label's first release.
Tracklist[]
- 1. La Tierra Delfín (21:22)
- 2. Que Rico (14:21)
- 3. Die Possime (16:19)
Personnel[]
- Sergio Chotsourian - Piano, Guitar, Flute, Lute, Vocals
- Walter Briode - Drums, Percussion, Vocal Samples
- Gonzago Villagra - Bass, Bass Drum, Charango, Lute, Engineer
- Tom - Artwork
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V·T·E Los Natas | |
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Members | Sergio Chotsourian • Walter Broide • Miguel Fernandez • Claudio Filadoro • Gonzalo Villagra |
Studio Albums | Delmar • Ciudad de Brahman • Corsario negro • Toba-trance • Toba-trance II • El hombre montaña • Nuevo orden de la libertad |
Selected Other Releases | En Busca de la Especia • Rutation • El Gobernador • Unreleased Dopes • Livin' La Weeda Loca • Tormenta mental y Paranoico • Live En Ginebra • München Sessions • El Universo Perdido de Los Natas Vol I y II • Death Sessions |
Associated Bands and Artists | Billy Anderson • José Luis Armetta • Santiago Chotsourian • South American Sludge • Ararat • Solodolor • Soldati • Santoro • Sandiablo • Audion • Poseidótica • Buffalo • BRNO |