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Easy Core
Easy Core formed in Rio de Janeiro around 2012, with Yuri Costa on vocals. Their music pulls from hardcore and punk, with lyrics focused on faith. One of...
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Easy Core formed in Rio de Janeiro around 2012, with Yuri Costa on vocals. Their music pulls from hardcore and punk, with lyrics focused on faith. One of their early songs was "Servir a Deus não é Brincadeira!" from 2012.
They put out albums like Som na Igreja in 2014 and Fortaleza in 2018. The band's lineup included Daniel Silveira on guitar, Guilherme Pereira on bass, and Felipe Rodrigues on drums.
Some listeners questioned mixing heavy music with religious themes, but Easy Core kept playing. Their songs found an audience in Christian circles, sometimes used in church settings.
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