Skylab II
Rogério Skylab · 2000
18 tracks · experimental music
A surreal blend of absurdity and raw emotion, combining experimental soundscapes with provocative lyrical imagery.
Top tracks — play these first
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Carne Humana — This track stands out for its visceral imagery and exploration of mortality, encapsulating the thematic core of the album through unsettling yet thought-provoking lyrics.
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Jesus — The song challenges traditional religious narratives, using irony to provoke thought about faith and society, marking it as one of Skylab's most memorable pieces.
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Moto-Serra — This track combines dark humor with social commentary, showcasing Skylab's ability to blend absurdity with serious critique in a compelling way.
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Funérea — With its haunting melody and morbid themes, this song exemplifies Skylab's unique ability to intertwine beauty and darkness, leaving a lasting impression.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- chaotic exploration of culture
- fragmented pacing that surprises
- unpredictable track arrangements
- surreal narratives and imagery
- engaging headphone detail hunting
Maybe skip if you
- seeking consistent energy flow
- prefer straightforward song structures
Where this album fits
- Career context
- By the time Rogério Skylab released Skylab II in 2000, he was already known for his unconventional approach to Brazilian music, following his debut album in 1999. This album continued to build his reputation as a daring artist willing to challenge norms within the Brazilian music scene.
- Stylistic neighbors
- John Zorn· Merzbow· Arto Lindsay
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Metrô
- 2 Jesus
- 3 Carne Humana
- 4 Moto-Serra
- 5 Naquela Noite
- 6 Convento das Carmelitas
- 7 Derrame
- 8 Urubu
- 9 Matadouro das Almas
- 10 Sensações
- 11 Música Suave
- 12 Ato Falho
- 13 Carrocinha de Cachorro Quente
- 14 Privada Entupida
- 15 Funérea
- 16 Cú e Boca
- 17 Samba
- 18 Matador de Passarinho
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