Ballet Bandido
Ballet Bandido formed in São Paulo in 2009 as a musical collective with an unconventional approach. Their sound pulls from electronic noise, avant-garde jazz,...
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Ballet Bandido formed in São Paulo in 2009 as a musical collective with an unconventional approach. Their sound pulls from electronic noise, avant-garde jazz, and Brazilian folk, though it resists easy categorization. The band's core members include Otto Lucas on vocals and guitar, Juçara Marçal on vocals and percussion, Rodrigo Ogi handling electronics and processing, and Marcelo Piancone on drums.
They've released several albums, starting with their 2013 debut 'As Bordas Recheadas do Planeta.' Later records like 'O Caminho para o Fim' in 2015 and 'Extracorpórea' in 2020 continued their experimental direction. Their 2018 album 'A Fúria do Boi' was created in collaboration with Brazilian filmmaker Beto Brant.
Songs like 'Abismo,' 'Fugaz,' and 'Fuzil (Ordem e Progresso)' show their preference for raw intensity and introspective lyrics. Their performances tend to be immersive and sometimes confrontational, which has drawn mixed reactions from audiences. They've also worked with experimental filmmaker Rodrigo Gasparini and electronic musician Muzakasa.
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