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psychedelia and Iranian folkloric music to create a sound unlike anything that came before them

V/A - The Paths Of Pain (The CAIFE Label, Quito, 1960-68) DLP Fanzines took a turn towards goth-inflectedHonest Jons presents The Paths Of Pain The CAIFE Label, Quito, 1960 68, a loving exploration of Ecuadors musica national as it existed before other international musical strains began to mingle with the sound and push it along to different stratospheres. Packaged with lovingly assembled liner notes and images, theres two dozen tracks from the likes of Lucho Munoz, Biluka and Los Inaquingas plus many more.