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Acaos
Acaos formed in Portugal during the 1980s with Carlos Nobre on vocals and Ricardo Camacho on guitar, joined by João Nobre on drums and José Salgueiro on bass....
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Acaos formed in Portugal during the 1980s with Carlos Nobre on vocals and Ricardo Camacho on guitar, joined by João Nobre on drums and José Salgueiro on bass. Their 1981 song 'Nada Mais Que Lixo' drew attention for its direct lyrics about popular culture, though the band generally avoided commercial paths.
They released several albums through the decade, including 'Heróis do Mar' in 1983 and 'No Inferno' in 1985. Another track, 'Sonhos,' appeared among their work. Their sound leaned toward alternative rock with an energetic, raw quality that connected with underground listeners.
By 1990 they had put out a self-titled album. Their music often carried a confrontational tone, and they were associated with countercultural and political activities in Portugal at the time.
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