How To Loot Brazil
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DE Soest – Indie / Post-Punk / Electropunk / Britpop
How To Loot Brazil

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How To Loot Brazil - Ten Points On The Damage Meter
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Look! Mum! No Hit!
Ab67616d0000b27388c788ac06424d23a2489c80 You Better Think This Over Single 2021
Ab67616d0000b273421b560b8ca873a188acd5a9 Tiny Marks of Grey Single 2021
Ab67616d0000b2739898a11d4215a916ce61f052 School Girl Crush on the Dead Boys Single 2021
Ab67616d0000b273bdb8605a48cbf058519edaf9 Ten Points on the Damage Meter Single 2021
Ab67616d0000b27366c2d4119693e1718a64aee5 The Belle of St. Mark Single 2021
Ab67616d0000b27309bea1e51c05dacd2b3d3559 Not Exactly White Single 2021
Ab67616d0000b27386367955aad022f273cd211d Goodbye Nostalgia Single 2020
Ab67616d0000b27386a26b7e3b5b48ed8c542280 Veil Single 2020
Ab67616d0000b273fbffea2204083df80fdef7ac Summer of 89 Single 2020
Ab67616d0000b273b6fb7a34da4c5c6811a2c39e Hell Is Other People Album 2020
Ab67616d0000b273fd3617293d30bcd5a04af7c5 Gods of Disco Hand Claps Album 2018
Ab67616d0000b273b11b8511d7ca21e91499f9c9 Auto Fister Album 2013
Ab67616d0000b2737e5b94a0f65e3032efed05bc F for Vortex Album 2013
Ab67616d0000b27365d3aa13841ef3d441b4b47f Dead-Eyed Monkeys Album 2012
How To Loot Brazil
Ab67616d0000b273a96f7512464c43b7f392a692 Eurodance Legacy Album 2012
Ab67616d0000b27350dca73b3a9072c13233d36b Betamarx Album 2010
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Ab67616d0000b2738345fa1d66fbda069718d251 Error Single 2021
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For 15 years straight, How To Loot Brazil consistently cut their own path without a care in the world.

Being described as „probably Germany's best indie band“ (OX) or „even more genius than the band itself can imagine“ (VISIONS), they still stay under the radar of attention, probably not meeting the demands of social media as they don't have anything to sell but their music itself.

And there's a lot of music: Eight albums, one EP and seven new singles in the last 10 months alone underline their impressive work ethic. Their sound can hardly be categorized but maybe best be described as eclectic indie pop with an attitude, ranging from fast and angry (Post) Punk with Riot Girl shoutings to anthemic Indie Rock and acid flavored dance music with an undeniable love for the 80s, giving labels and bookers a hard time to put them in their rosters. But the golden thread running through all of their songs is the undisputed commitment to great catchy melodies and their frenetic drive to write ultimate pop hooks. Since How To Loot Brazil decided to make their isolated vocals available to the public, the internet is bursting with remixes from hundreds of producers around the world, for example Kodak Black (USA), Never Surrender (NL), French Fuse (FRA) or Mojjo (BRA), just to name a few, having generated streams in the millions with a solid fan base around the world, especially in Brazil.

How To Loot Brazil are totally DIY in all respects. Apart from their first album “Auto Fister”, which came out on Frank Popp's label TV Eye, they release all their tracks via their own digital label “Look! Mum! No Hit!” without any third party promotion or distribution support. They write and produce their music entirely by themselves in their own home studio in Soest, a small town in the West of Germany.

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“One of the few current German hit factories” (OX)
“Tuneful, impulsive, danceable and again another masterpiece” (Musikreviews.de)
“A great Indie-Disco-Wave-Punk cocktail” (Soundmag)
“Hooklines! Hooklines everywhere – the ultimate Post Punk/New Wave orgasm” (Triggerfish)
“From beats to vocals, everything fits perfectly” (Punkrocknews)
“Entertainment at its best” (Intro)
“Hooklines for minor league stadiums” (Musikexpress)
“Just pure fun to listen to” (Medienkonverter)
“Their rumbling powerful sound has more character than most current Punk Rock productions” (Wahrschauer)
“Hooklines and danceability at a maximum level” (Terrorverlag)
“Old school is burning, ignited by a dozen style collisions on every track. Big fun” (FFM-Rock)