Módulo 1000 has been played on NTS shows including Radio Jiro, with Turpe Est Sine Crine Caput first played on 17 February 2014.

Spawning from Brazilian psychedelia and Anglo-American hard rock, Módulo 1000 represented a fusion of both sonorities, coming up with something new in the Brazilian musical scene.

The Rio de Janeiro group, featuring Luiz Paulo Simas (keyboards and vocals, later with Vimana and O Terço), Eduardo Leal (bass guitar), Daniel Cardona Romani (guitar and vocals) and Candinho (drums, later with VIMANA), would put out only one album, 1971's "Não Fale Com Paredes", a clear display of their musical influences, ranging from Black Sabbath and…