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Death Clock
Death Clock formed in São Paulo in 2008, starting with vocalist and guitarist Dodô Ferreira and bassist Marcelo Nova. They later added drummer Fernando Seixas...
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Death Clock formed in São Paulo in 2008, starting with vocalist and guitarist Dodô Ferreira and bassist Marcelo Nova. They later added drummer Fernando Seixas to form a core trio. The band's song 'Vôos Rasos' became one of their most recognizable tracks.
Their music often deals with dark themes like loss and addiction, which has drawn both criticism and a dedicated following.
Death Clock has worked with other Brazilian artists including Zé Ramalho. Their other songs include 'Algoz' and the self-titled 'Death Clock'.
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