Milhouse
Milhouse formed in Salvador, Bahia in 1998 with Edgard Scandurra on vocals and guitar, Marcelo Nova on bass, and Chico Neves on drums. Their sound mixed rock...
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Milhouse formed in Salvador, Bahia in 1998 with Edgard Scandurra on vocals and guitar, Marcelo Nova on bass, and Chico Neves on drums. Their sound mixed rock with samba and reggae, and they built a cult following with raw, introspective songs. Their 2001 album 'Garota Vida Louca' gave them their breakout hit of the same name, which became an anthem for misfits and outcasts.
Their lyrics often touched on drug use, mental illness, and social injustice, which brought them both criticism and admiration as a voice for the marginalized. Other songs like 'Alá Tem Peitos,' 'Cara Cool,' and 'Homens Brancos Não Sabem Dançar' showed their range and willingness to tackle unconventional topics. In 2002, they had a public feud with Os Paralamas do Sucesso over plagiarism allegations, which hurt their reputation in the industry.
They released several albums including 'Milhouse' in 1999, 'Nada Além' in 2003, 'Astronauta' in 2005, and 'Era Uma Vez' in 2007.
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