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Dan Mors
Dan Mors formed as a Brazilian collective in São Paulo around 2013, playing a mix of hardcore, punk, and thrash. Their song 'Companheiro Farpado' became...
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Dan Mors formed as a Brazilian collective in São Paulo around 2013, playing a mix of hardcore, punk, and thrash. Their song 'Companheiro Farpado' became something of an anthem for listeners who connected with its themes of alienation and social injustice.
The band faced accusations of promoting violence, though they maintained that their art reflected society's harsher realities.
They've released several albums including 'Dossiê' in 2017, 'Companheiro Farpado' in 2019, and 'Sobreviver' in 2021. Another track, 'Vícios e Vídeos,' appears among their most recognized songs.
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