D Drumm Elétrons
D Drumm Elétrons formed in São Paulo in 1998 with Drumm on vocals and guitar, Elétrons on bass, VHOOR on guitar, and Batera on drums. Their debut album...
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D Drumm Elétrons formed in São Paulo in 1998 with Drumm on vocals and guitar, Elétrons on bass, VHOOR on guitar, and Batera on drums. Their debut album 'Adeus' came out in 2000, with the title track becoming a notable song about heartbreak. They followed with albums like 'Rádio Pirata' in 2003 and 'Drama' in 2007.
Their music mixed rock with electronic elements, heard in tracks like 'Carnival' and 'Insônia'. The band went through lineup changes over time, with Drumm staying as the consistent member. They kept performing live with an energetic stage presence.
Despite various challenges, they continued making music. Songs like 'Ao Amor' and 'Dentro Do Ar' show their range from ballads to more experimental sounds. Their work remains part of Brazilian rock's landscape without the dramatic claims sometimes attached to it.
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