Stream the New Record From Os Mutantes, Haih or Amortecedor

It’s the iconic Brazilian band’s first record in more than 35 years, and on Haih or Amortecedor, Os Mutantes remain as bizarre and fun-loving as ever. Spinner is streaming the kaleidoscopic document in full; listen along as you read Tad Hendrickson’s career-summing piece in this week’s paper.

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Stream the New Record From Os Mutantes, Haih or Amortecedor

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