Estação Fantasma
Estação Fantasma came together in São Paulo around 2005, with Guilherme Arantes on vocals, guitarists Rodrigo Tavares and André "Aranha" Salgado, bassist...
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Estação Fantasma came together in São Paulo around 2005, with Guilherme Arantes on vocals, guitarists Rodrigo Tavares and André "Aranha" Salgado, bassist Alexandre "Xandão" Moraes, and drummer Felipe Ziggy. They put out their first album, "O Começo do Fim," in 2008. Their 2011 follow-up, "O Segundo Passo," drew some criticism for its themes, but the band kept working.
A few years later, in 2016, they released an album named after a cover song, "O Homem das Costas Pesadas." Their version of that Lupercais track became a standout for them. Another song from their catalog, "O Vento e a Noite," is also among their more recognized work.
The group's sound pulls from rock and punk, with lyrics that often lean toward darker, introspective territory. That approach has given them a particular audience in Brazil's rock scene, even if it hasn't always been the most mainstream path.
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