Fumaça Preta strikes back with their long awaited 3rd album, "Pepas". A genre busting, gut quivering, psychotropic, metallurgic Goliath drawing from a vast range of unknown genres such as Fê Fê Fê, Dem Bow and Merengada, crushed into their very own Tropical Psych Punk Freakout signature style. The band even indulge their collective life long love of classic HipHop as well as their essential dabbling in a parallel fuzz dimension. Blending, twisting and demolishing all musical boundaries, this album will defy those trying to classify it as they try to come up with a label that embodies a fairly unusual musical palette ranging from the incessant wild beats coming out of an impenetrable jungle all the way to the most avant-garde futuristic sounds generated by abused machines and everything imaginable - and certainly unimaginable - in between. Complementing and contrasting the bizarre, mind mangling lyrics the band are known for is a hard hitting passionate diatribe against the troubles in vocalist Alex's native Venezuela, and the intense feeling of powerlessness and anger derived from it. An adventurous listening experience that no other contemporary record out there will be able to provide; "Pepas" will leave you wondering where it all came from and will push your senses to extents you had never thought possible.