Denied In Doom
Denied in Doom came together in São Paulo, Brazil in the late 1980s, with Rogerio Martins on vocals and guitar. They worked through lineup changes and limited...
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Denied in Doom came together in São Paulo, Brazil in the late 1980s, with Rogerio Martins on vocals and guitar. They worked through lineup changes and limited resources while building a following with their live shows.
In 1994 they put out their first album, 'A Chuva.' The title track became a standout in underground metal circles for its heavy, atmospheric sound. Some listeners found the album's themes and artwork unsettling, but others responded to its direct emotional quality.
After that release, the band continued with various members including guitarist Armando Garcia, bassist Hamilton Damini, and drummer Pablo Gaitan. They kept playing their particular style of metal without much mainstream attention.
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