Heni, by Mábura

Heni

by Mábura

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earth 3 tracks of heavy instrumental psych doom. Opening track is the band's sonic interpretation of a Brazilian indigenous ritual which takes you deep into the living jungle. Tracks 2 and 3 keep the texture but bring the heavy stoner doom riffs in as well as excellent slower doomy sections to keep it fresh. Favorite track: III/IV.

FDJ (Desert Psychlist) Superb dark atmospheric psychedelic doom that if it was any heavier would drop of this page!
Imagine a demonic march of torn and tortured souls through the fires of hell led by Satan playing the drums!

Favorite track: Anhangá.

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Fuzzy Cracklins (The Swamp Records) Heavy psych with the emphasis on heavy, and I really dig the layer of synths. Fuzzy's review is at www.fuzzycracklins.com/2020/08/doom-psych-mabura-new-ep-heni-drops-aug.html Favorite track: Bong of God.

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1.	Anhangá 06:42	info	buy track
2.	III/IV 07:24	info	buy track
3.	Bong of God 05:03	info	buy track

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Heni, of Yanomami root, is attributed to plants with magical powers, to their power of healing and protection. The relationship between native people and plants spread over time through ancient knowledge that, together with the indigenous people, has endured until the present days.
The intonation present in the first track (Anhangá), occurred during the visit of the Huni Kuin tribe in the opening of Kupixaua at Parque Lage (in Rio de Janeiro). The groups (Nawa) of the tribe have a deep ritualistic relationship with entheogenic plants. The recording, made and provided by documentary filmmaker and sound artist Eduardo Pereira, portrays the harmonization and ceremonial opening, asking for healing and protection.

The process of recording the EP started in December 2019 and extended until the last pre-pandemic meeting of the band. The two songs that follow him (III / IV and Bong of god) are until then considered by us the most "heavy / stony", with elements of stoner / doom tempered by heavy psych, especially the Brazilian elements, together with our instrumental interaction.

Heni, de raiz Yanomami, se atribui as plantas com poderes mágicos, a seus poderes de cura e de proteção. A relação dos povos nativos com as plantas foi com o tempo se difundindo através de conhecimentos milenares que, juntamente aos indígenas, tem resistido até o período atual.
O entoamento presente na primeira faixa (Anhangá), ocorreu durante a visita da tribo Huni Kuin a inauguração da Kupixaua do Parque Lage ( no Rio de Janeiro). Os grupos (Nawa) da tribo possuem uma profunda relação ritualística com plantas enteogênicas. A gravação, feita e cedida pelo documentarista e sonoplasta Eduardo Pereira, retrata a harmonização e abertura cerimonial, pedindo por cura e proteção.

O processo de gravação do EP começou em Dezembro de 2019 e se extendeu até o último encontro pré pandemia da banda. As duas músicas que o seguem (III/IV e Bong of god) são até então consideradas por nós as mais "pesadas/pedradas", com elementos do stoner/doom temperados pelo heavy psych, em especial o brasileiro em conjuntura com a nossa interação instrrumental.

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released August 21, 2020

Gravação: Francisco Patetucho , Daniel Lucas (except Anhangá)
Um agradecimento especial ao sonoplasta e documentarista Eduardo Camelo por nos ceder o áudio dos Huni Kuin para a primeira música, Anhangá.

Edit, Mix e Master: Francisco Patetucho

Arte e design: Agata de Fogo(um agradecimento especial pela presença e aproach durante a concepção conceitual do EP).

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Mábura Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Conceived between the interaction of heavy psych, blues, stoner/doom, heavy rock elements, Mábura is a Brazillian instrumental power trio who exposes from ritualistic and psychedelic imersive atmospheres, to loud purged riffs loaded with fuzz and intensity. ... more

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Passos no Teto

Nov 2023
Epipelagic

Mar 2023
Heni

Aug 2020
Kayshara (Barbatana Sessions)

Apr 2020
Felix

Aug 2019
Homulus (demo)

Jan 2019

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