Hugo Largo

American experimental art-rock group noted for Mimi Goese's ethereal vocals and an unusual lineup featuring two basses and a violin; their album Drum is frequently highlighted in reviews.

The group's instrumentation included two basses and a violin. Mimi Goese is the singer cited in reviews for her ecstatic, ethereal voice. Michael Stipe appears on the album Drum in a guest/producer role (as noted in the reviews).

Hugo Largo is presented as an experimental, chamber-like art-rock group centered on Mimi Goese's ethereal voice. The reviews praise the band's unconventional instrumentation—two basses and a violin—and the album Drum. Michael Stipe appears in a guest/producer role on Drum; the record is described as austere, intimate and dream-pop adjacent.

For:Fans of experimental art-rock, dream-pop and chamber-like ensembles; listeners who value distinctive vocalists and unconventional instrumentation.