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Daemon Razen
Daemon Razen formed in Brazil around 2017 with Pedro Fucks on guitar and vocals, Leonardo dos Santos on bass, and Lucas Maia on drums. They put out a...
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Daemon Razen formed in Brazil around 2017 with Pedro Fucks on guitar and vocals, Leonardo dos Santos on bass, and Lucas Maia on drums. They put out a self-titled album in 2018, followed by another called 'Manifestus' in 2021, along with some EPs and singles.
In 2019, they released 'Barbacena,' a song about a psychiatric hospital in Minas Gerais. The track got some attention and sparked debate about its subject matter. The band has faced criticism for how they handle certain topics in their music.
Their sound pulls from thrash, death, and black metal. They work in the underground scene, and their lyrics often deal with darker themes.
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