Fatal Fake
Fatal Fake formed in Santos in the late 1990s with Gabriel Thomaz on vocals and guitar, Alen Miranda on bass, and Fábio do Carmo on drums. They started with a...
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Fatal Fake formed in Santos in the late 1990s with Gabriel Thomaz on vocals and guitar, Alen Miranda on bass, and Fábio do Carmo on drums. They started with a mix of punk, grunge, and industrial sounds that gave their early work a raw edge.
Their 2001 debut album 'Algo Mudou' brought them wider attention, with the title track becoming a hit. The song 'Quem Sabe Um Dia' also appeared in their catalog around this period. They followed with albums like 'O Mundo Que Eu Não Conheci' in 2004 and 'Sóis e Luas' in 2008, each exploring different themes from social issues to personal relationships.
By 2016's 'O Vento e o Mar,' they had incorporated more electronic and ambient elements into their sound. The lineup expanded to include Pedro Heringer on keyboards and electronics alongside the original three members. Their music maintained an introspective quality throughout these changes.
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