Their cheerful and brilliant music is totally focused on the deconstruction of the popular clich?s of Brazilian folk music. They put it upside down, or pick up elements, to make a new version of it, which remembers the crazy avant-garde popmusici like Captain Beefheart and Frank Zappa. Also, their music reminds us of the exotic weirdness of the Brazilian popular Os Mutantes in the 1960s. Their CDs are incorrectly numbered, the group is called a trio, but is actually a quintet - sometimes even a sextet or septet - and musically is this band a truly eccentric 'enfant terrible'. For 15 years, Satanique Samba Trio has been successful in this approach; they gained a cult status and were allowed to act as side act with big names like Tom Z? and Nan? Vasconcelos.
Tracks:
1. banzo bonanza 03:31
2. badtriptronics #12 01:29
3. vermizelas 02:01
4. E.F.M-M in concert 01:27
5. Dizem Morte 01:31
6. badtriptronics #10 01:07
7. AFRO-SINISTRO 02:19
8. piece for throat clearing and some latino drum 02:29
9. SPLATTER GORE FINESSE 02:15
10. badtriptronics #11 01:54
11. Diabolyn (original mix) 07:08
12. We Have Obitum 02:25
13. badtriptronics #6 01:57
14. badtriptronics #2 01:55
15. untitled 02:04
