Era Vulgaris BNPL Excluded and the Brazilian jazz of

and the Brazilian jazz of Azymuth and AirtoMoreira

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Era Vulgaris BNPL Excluded and the Brazilian jazz ofWhile 2002's Songs for the Deaf was said to be inspired by Josh Homme's tedious drive through the Southern Californian desert, the inspiration for Era Vulgaris came from the frontman's daily drive through Hollywood. He describes the record as "dark, hard, and electrical, sort of like a construction worker", " it's like dirt, clearly seen."