Feira de Jóias
Feira de Jóias formed in Recife in 2016, with Lucas Vasconcelos on vocals and guitar, Bruno Bastos on bass, and Felipe Abreu on drums. They came together...
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Feira de Jóias formed in Recife in 2016, with Lucas Vasconcelos on vocals and guitar, Bruno Bastos on bass, and Felipe Abreu on drums. They came together through a shared interest in punk, indie rock, and more experimental sounds.
Their music pulls from post-punk and noise rock, with jangly guitars and distorted vocals over hypnotic rhythms. Songs like 'Homo Sapiens' and 'O Rutuf' show their tendency toward raw, energetic arrangements.
Lyrically, the band often addresses queer identity and social issues, which has drawn both attention and criticism. They've maintained an unapologetic stance, treating their music as a form of direct commentary rather than pure entertainment.
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