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Aldo: Trembling Eyelids - VINYL LPTitle: Trembling Eyelids Artist: Aldo Label: Full Time Hobby Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 5060626460690 Genre: Electronic Release Date: 2019 09 06 Number of Discs: 1 Vinyl LP pressing. Aldo is comprised of Andre and Mura Faria, two brothers from So Paulo, Brazil, who formed a band in homage to their Uncle Aldo. A once wayward character, Uncle Aldo lived an edgy lifestyle in 1990's Brazil. He would take the young boys on journeys into So Paulo's dark
Title: Trembling EyelidsArtist: Aldo
Label: Full Time Hobby
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5060626460690
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2019-09-06
Number of Discs: 1
Vinyl LP pressing. Aldo is comprised of Andre and Mura Faria, two brothers from São Paulo, Brazil, who formed a band in homage to their Uncle Aldo. A once wayward character, Uncle Aldo lived an edgy lifestyle in 1990's Brazil. He would take the young boys on journeys into São Paulo's dark underbelly introducing them to scenes of illegal car racing, suspicious back-alley negotiations, football gang violence and carnival parties, all drenched in alcohol. The wide-eyed brothers took it all in, and later, combined these youthful experiences with beats Mura had begun to work on, whilst Andre picked up the bass. The brothers added new musicians to their live band and began gigging regularly on the São Paulo music circuit, quickly growing a following and garnering attention from the Brazilian media. Aldo have now become a staple of the Brazilian live scene, supporting acts such as Caribou and Clap Your Hands Say Yeah and last year opening for Radiohead at the Allianz Park Stadium. After a stint writing and recording in an isolated village in the mountains outside of São Paulo, Andre and Mura produced Trembling Eyelids, a 4 track EP infused with the colorful and chaotic nature of São Paulo, with darker undertones of the young Aldo, lingering at the edges.
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★★★★★ 1
Super wide
Size: 13 Little Kid, Color: Taupe
They are oddly very wide. Great for kids with wide chunky feet but for us it was not cute
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026
★★★★★ 2
Nice but runs small
Size: 7 Big Kid, Color: Navy
The sandals are nice and not to hard or flimsy but they are cut very small.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Solid Kids Sandals, Overpriced Like Most Kids Shoes 🌞
Size: 11 Little Kid, Color: Brown, Size: 11 Little Kid, Color: Brown
My son hasn’t worn these yet since it’s December in Indiana and sandals + snow obviously don’t mix. 😂 So this review is based on first impressions rather than long term wear.
That said, these seem wider than a lot of typical kids’ sandals, which I REALLY appreciate since we tend to have wider feet in our family. #hobbitfeet
The quality feels pretty decent overall. They’re described as lightweight, and while they’re not insanely lightweight, they do have enough weight to feel semi-sturdy and not flimsy or cheap. I like the style and color, and I think they’ll work well for my son once warmer weather hits.
My main complaint is the price. At just under $24 at the time of this review, it feels a little high for kids’ sandals and for what these are. I really feel like $20 MAX would make more sense. Kids shoes are almost always priced like adult shoes, even though they clearly use less material, and that’s hard for me to understand and wrap my mind around. Overall, these seem solid for daily wear, I just wish the price was a bit more reasonable and affordable.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great basic and timeless design
Size: 12 Little Kid, Color: Brown
These sandals are a great find! They’re super easy to get on and off thanks to the Velcro straps, which is a huge win for little ones learning to be more independent. The fit is adjustable and secure, so they stay in place well during all kinds of play.
The cork-style footbed is comfortable and gives good support, and the overall design feels sturdy enough to handle everyday wear. They’re lightweight but still durable, and have held up really well so far.
They also have a classic, versatile look that goes with just about everything, perfect for summer outfits. Overall, a reliable, comfortable sandal that’s great for active kids. Would definitely buy again!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great option for boys or girls
Size: 13 Little Kid, Color: Black, Size: 13 Little Kid, Color: Black
This is really more of a unisex option for a sandal. I have sandals that look like this, and both of my children have worn this style. I ordered these for my daughter, with the plan to pass them down to my son if they're not too worn when she outgrows them. The style is very minimalistic, so it goes with lots of outfits. All the straps are easily adjustable, so you can get a good fit. I would say the length is true to size, but the width is maybe a bit wide. Nevertheless, the adjustable straps really help them fit well. They feel really sturdy and I appreciate that the sole has cushion to it. My daughter has worn these every day since I got them out of the closet and they're holding up well.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2026