Final Dos Tempos
Final Dos Tempos formed in Brazil in 1999. Their debut single 'Perdido Andei' came out that same year, establishing their presence in the country's metal...
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Final Dos Tempos formed in Brazil in 1999. Their debut single 'Perdido Andei' came out that same year, establishing their presence in the country's metal underground. The band's lineup included vocalist Fabio Biscaro, guitarist Ricardo Boccia, bassist Marcio Mello, and drummer Alex Silva.
Their lyrics often addressed social and political themes, which sometimes drew criticism. They released several albums over the following years, including 'O Último Dia' in 2002, 'Sombras do Passado' in 2006, 'Crônicas da Terra Perdida' in 2009, and 'O Caminho para o Fim' in 2015.
While their music found an audience among Brazilian metal listeners, the band maintained a relatively underground profile. Their work, particularly early material like 'Perdido Andei,' remains part of the conversation about Brazilian metal from that period.
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