Stereovitrola

**Stereovitrola** is a Brazilian experimental music project known for blending glitchy electronic textures with organic field recordings and regional folk influences. Emerging in the late 2010s, their sound feels like a cryptic love letter to Brazil’s ecosystems, weaving rainforest ambience, distorted synths, and fragmented vocal samples into tracks that balance unease and beauty. Titles like *Macacoari, Rio Triste* and *No Espaço Líquido* hint at their fascination with nature’s fragility, while their DIY ethos gives their work a gritty, immersive quality.

Though shrouded in mystery (no public faces or interviews), their releases—including the hypnotic *Ansiosysmus* and the brooding *Cada Molecula É um Ser*—feel like audiovisual collages for the apocalypse, merging existential themes with a playful, almost surrealist edge. Stereovitrola thrives in the gaps between chaos and calm, making them a cult favorite for listeners craving experimental soundscapes that pulse with Brazil’s raw, untamed energy.