Mats
Mats formed in Porto Alegre in 1996, with Cleiton Rosa on vocals and guitar, Marcelo Dias on bass, and Alexandre Birck on drums. They started playing small...
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Mats formed in Porto Alegre in 1996, with Cleiton Rosa on vocals and guitar, Marcelo Dias on bass, and Alexandre Birck on drums. They started playing small venues around the city, developing a sound that mixed rock with other Brazilian elements. Their debut album came out in 2001, and its title track 'Tamo Sem Freio' caught on quickly, becoming something of an anthem for a certain crowd. The song's lyrics about rebellion and social unrest drew some criticism from conservative groups at the time.
After that first album, Mats kept recording and playing shows. They put out records like 'Mundo Cruel' in 2003 and 'Matanza' in 2008, and played at festivals including Rock in Rio. Their live shows were known for being loud and energetic, which built them a loyal following in Brazil's rock scene. The band's music had a straightforward, driving quality that worked well in clubs and at festivals.
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