Dump
Dump formed in 1993 in Guarulhos, São Paulo, with six members including Fernando Ruiz on vocals, Marcelo Aguiar and Dudu Marote on guitars, Claudinei Oliveira...
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Dump formed in 1993 in Guarulhos, São Paulo, with six members including Fernando Ruiz on vocals, Marcelo Aguiar and Dudu Marote on guitars, Claudinei Oliveira on bass, Hélio Saturno on drums, and Paulo Anhaia on trombone. They've released five studio albums starting with a demo in 1996, followed by 'Incêndio' in 1998, 'Nosferatu' in 2001, 'Liturgia' in 2004, and 'Quarto Crescente' in 2011.
Their music deals with dark themes like mortality and depression, heard in songs such as 'Meu Suicídio' and 'Começo Do Fim'. In 2010, the Brazilian Society of Psychiatry, Psychology, and Neurology sued the band over the lyrics to 'Meu Suicídio', arguing they were dangerous and irresponsible.
The lineup has changed over time, with Ruiz, Aguiar, Marote, and Saturno remaining as core members. Their sound mixes alternative rock with post-punk and noise elements, creating something both abrasive and oddly melodic.
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