Dark Puritanical
Dark Puritanical formed in Brazil around 2010, with members Rodrigo Pereira on vocals, Renato Oliveira on guitar, Gustavo Oliveira on bass, and Adriano Santos...
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Dark Puritanical formed in Brazil around 2010, with members Rodrigo Pereira on vocals, Renato Oliveira on guitar, Gustavo Oliveira on bass, and Adriano Santos on drums. Their early material drew some attention for lyrics that touched on themes like blasphemy and nihilism, which didn't sit well with certain conservative groups in the country. They kept at it anyway, working in a style that pulled from black metal and death metal.
Their first album, 'The Sinister, the Divine,' came out in 2012. They followed it with 'The Burial' in 2015 and 'IX' in 2019. One of their better-known songs is 'Donzela da escuridão,' a slower, more atmospheric track that deals with dark romantic themes. Other songs like 'Lady Of Darkness' and 'Night Of The Demons' give a clearer picture of their general sound, heavy, melodic, and unapologetically dark.
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