If you listen to Brazilian rock long enough, you will discern distinctive traits that run through most of it—a kind of ultra-suave breeziness and melodic pulchritude that will banish your cares efficiently and pleasurably. Led by guitarist/vocalist Dinho Almeida and multi-instrumentalist Benke Ferraz, Boogarins have been embodying those qualities ever since their 2013 debut LP, As Plantas Que Curam. Their fourth and most recent album, Sombrou Dúvida, proves they’ve not lost any of their South American magic. The record’s another swan dive into psychedelia lite; its 10 day-dreamy songs sound as if they will only improve with each listen. by Dave Segal