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Aislan Kalash
Aislan Kalash formed in 1997, led by vocalist and songwriter Aislan Kalash from Salvador, Bahia. Their debut album "O Anjo e a Diaba" came out in 1999 and...
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Aislan Kalash formed in 1997, led by vocalist and songwriter Aislan Kalash from Salvador, Bahia. Their debut album "O Anjo e a Diaba" came out in 1999 and established their sound, which mixed rock, blues, and Brazilian rhythms.
They've released six studio albums, including "Almas" in 2002, "O Inferno" in 2005, and "Santos e Demônios" in 2011. The band's lyrics sometimes drew criticism for dark imagery and themes of social unrest.
The current lineup includes Aislan Kalash on vocals and guitar, Rafael Dias on guitar, Leo Abreu on bass, and Bruno Pannain on drums.
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