A Página do Relâmpago Elétrico
A Página do Relâmpago Elétrico formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2008 with Leo Cavalcanti on vocals and guitar, André Gonzales on bass, and Gabriel Thomaz on drums....
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A Página do Relâmpago Elétrico formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2008 with Leo Cavalcanti on vocals and guitar, André Gonzales on bass, and Gabriel Thomaz on drums. Their sound drew from psychedelic rock and punk, though the specifics of those influences aren't well documented. They released their debut album 'Maus Meses' in 2011, and the title track became their most recognizable song.
In 2013, Cavalcanti faced sexual harassment allegations that led to canceled concerts and his temporary departure from the band. They later returned to performing. The group put out more albums after that, including 'Piloto Automático' in 2014 and 'O Grande Dia' in 2017. Their later work reportedly incorporated some electronic and ambient elements while keeping a raw edge.
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