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Cabaret Metro
Cabaret Metro was a dance-punk band that formed in 2004, with Michael McDermott on vocals and Adam Sherman on guitar. They put out their debut album 'Electric...
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Cabaret Metro was a dance-punk band that formed in 2004, with Michael McDermott on vocals and Adam Sherman on guitar. They put out their debut album 'Electric Avenue' in 2006, followed by 'Neon City' in 2009. Their song 'Brodway' became something of an anthem for them.
Their music dealt with urban themes, often touching on sexuality and addiction. Tracks like 'Eu, teu vicio' and 'Insípido Beijo' carried that sensibility through. The band called it quits in 2012.
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