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The cultural shock of the Mexico-born, Texas-raised artist moving to the Arctic chill of a Finnish winter may have been seismic, but there's no hint of Scandinavian despair to be heard. For Era ExtraГ±a, the Spanish-speaking 22-year-old son of Mexican pop star Jorge Palomo fled to вЂ“ of all places вЂ“ Helsinki, where he wrote and recorded these tracks, which are joined and linked by three brief instrumentals: Heart: Attack, Heart: Decay and Heart: Release. However one categorises his material, the debut Neon Indian album, 2009's Psychic Chasms, was a head-spinning affair which sampled 70s maverick Todd Rundgren without sounding especially dated at its heart was the heroic Should've Taken Acid With You.

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He explained how he got stalked by a hobo.ДЄ chum of Flaming Lips producer Dave Fridmann, who remixed and co-produced Era ExtraГ±a, Alan Palomo (aka Neon Indian, also the name of the full band) is such a hip name to drop that his clattering, multi-layered electro-pop has spawned a new genre, still unsure whether to call itself: hypnagogic pop, perhaps, or glo-fi, or chillwaveвЂ¦ In a Pitchfork interview on September 12, 2011, Palomo said that he was living in Helsinki, Finland for four weeks while making the new album. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an average score of 76, based on 27 reviews, indicating 'Generally Favorable Reviews'. The album received positive reviews from music critics.

It was released on September 13, 2011, through Mom + Pop Music in the United States, Transgressive Records in Great Britain and Europe, Columbia Music/Big Nothing in Japan, and Pop Frenzy/Inertia in Australia. Era ExtraГ±a is electronic pop artist Alan Palomo's second album as Neon Indian.