Apocalipse Now
Apocalipse Now formed in Goiânia, Brazil in 1999, with Guilherme de Sá on vocals. Their music comes from Christian beliefs, and songs like 'Bom Combate' and...
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Apocalipse Now formed in Goiânia, Brazil in 1999, with Guilherme de Sá on vocals. Their music comes from Christian beliefs, and songs like 'Bom Combate' and 'Calvário' work with biblical themes. The band's lineup has included Mauricio Cunha on bass, Paulo César on drums, and Thiago Marques on guitar.
They released albums including 'Bom Combate' in 2002, 'Fortaleza' in 2004, 'Novo Tempo' in 2007, and 'Revolução' in 2011. Their lyrics sometimes address social issues, which has drawn criticism from some conservative groups in Brazil.
Other songs in their catalog include 'Exaltação Ao Soberano', 'Gratidão', and 'Íntima Lembrança'. The band has kept a relatively consistent core membership while continuing to record and perform.
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