Korrosiah
Korrosiah formed in São Paulo, Brazil in the early 2000s. They released their debut album 'Self Confidence' in 2005, with the title track becoming something...
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Korrosiah formed in São Paulo, Brazil in the early 2000s. They released their debut album 'Self Confidence' in 2005, with the title track becoming something of an anthem for their listeners. The band's lineup has included Marcelo Pompeu on vocals, Gustavo Silveira on guitar, Mauricio Nogueira on bass, and Adriano Imperador on drums.
Their music falls into the heavy metal category, with songs like 'Evil Spell' and 'Warlock of the Fire Mountain' showing their preference for dramatic themes and powerful riffs. They've worked with guest musicians from other Brazilian metal bands, including Edu Falaschi and Rafael Bittencourt of Angra.
Korrosiah put out several albums after their debut, including 'Apocalyptic Prophecies' in 2007, 'Dark Ages' in 2010, and 'World Desolation' in 2013. Their lyrics often touch on themes of personal strength and overcoming challenges, which connected with a particular segment of the metal audience in Brazil and beyond.
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