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In Oblivion
In Oblivion formed in São Paulo around 2010. The band includes Leonardo Cordeiro on vocals, Eduardo Campos on guitar, Bruno Guimarães on bass, and Gustavo Vaz...
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In Oblivion formed in São Paulo around 2010. The band includes Leonardo Cordeiro on vocals, Eduardo Campos on guitar, Bruno Guimarães on bass, and Gustavo Vaz on drums.
Their 2012 track 'Mostre-me Onde Andar' became an early standout, mixing melodic rock with a melancholic feel. They followed with albums like 'Aurora' in 2015 and 'Fragmentos' in 2018, which added some electronic touches to their sound.
At one point they had a legal dispute with their former label that led to a break. Some of their lyrics have drawn attention for what they explore, though the specifics aren't detailed here.
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