The third LP from Washington, DC fuzz fanatics Borracho will take listeners on a mind bending journey. Press play and kick back for the duration, as wave after wave of glorious riffs, bellicose stories, and instrumental explorations wash over you, bringing you along for the experience, like classic albums from the greats used to do. Atacama is the driest place on earth. A vast wasteland, to pass through it inevitably affects the traveler in profound ways. As the body crosses miles of barren landscape, the mind looks inward, examining itself, unsure of what is there and unprepared for what it will find. With time and distance, the harsh conditions conspire with the traveler's distracted subconscious to present a reality very different than it is. How this new reality is interpreted can be a dangerous and powerful journey. This is the soundtrack to that journey. Atacama was produced, recorded and mixed by Frank “The Punisher” Marchand. Tracking completed at the House of Rock in Crofton, Maryland in February and March, 2016, and mixing at Waterford Digital, in Millersville, Maryland, in March and April 2016. Mastered by Mike Monseur at Bias Studios, Springfield, Virginia. Cello on “Flower” performed by Erin Snedecor. All words and music by Borracho. © 2016 Repetitive Heavy Grooves Music. Band photography by Paul Muirhead Photography, LLC. Cover concept, layout and design by TMD, Washington, D.C. tags