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Machines 667

Machines 667 formed in São Paulo in 2002 with Gabriel Thomaz on vocals and guitar, Fernando Tavares on drums, and Flavio Ribeiro on bass. They started playing...

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Machines 667 formed in São Paulo in 2002 with Gabriel Thomaz on vocals and guitar, Fernando Tavares on drums, and Flavio Ribeiro on bass. They started playing a mix of heavy metal and hardcore punk in the early 2000s.

Their debut album came out in 2005, titled 'Arma e Fé' after the song of the same name. That track became something of an anthem for them, with lyrics that addressed injustice and resistance.

They've kept at it since then, releasing several more albums like 'Sequestra o Sistema' in 2007 and 'Violação' in 2017.

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