Lei|Di|Minuta
Lei|Di|Minuta formed in São Paulo in 2006 around Bruno Felix and Camila Barbosa. Their name, which translates to 'the day of the minute,' suggests an interest...
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Lei|Di|Minuta formed in São Paulo in 2006 around Bruno Felix and Camila Barbosa. Their name, which translates to 'the day of the minute,' suggests an interest in fleeting moments and precise boundaries. They work with industrial noise, ambient textures, and electronic beats, creating dense layers that don't fit neatly into one genre.
Their debut album Deus Ex Machina came out in 2007, followed by Asimov in 2009. The 2011 album Aprendiz included the track of the same name, which became one of their better-known songs. Other songs like Errado Em Sonhar and Minha Resposta show their range within this electro-industrial space.
They've kept a relatively low profile while maintaining a dedicated following in Brazil's experimental music circles. Their sound remains focused on the interplay between harsh industrial elements and more atmospheric electronic textures.
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