Mole
Mole formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s around singer-songwriter Gustavo Dumas, with Fábio Polidoro on bass, Leonardo Cortez on drums, and Pedro Camargo...
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Mole formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s around singer-songwriter Gustavo Dumas, with Fábio Polidoro on bass, Leonardo Cortez on drums, and Pedro Camargo on keyboards. They worked in experimental rock with ambient touches, releasing albums like 'Autointitulado' in 2006, 'Manual de Uso' in 2010, and 'Músicas para Cortar os Pulsos' in 2015.
Their song 'Agua Castradora' became a point of discussion in Brazil for its lyrics about gender and sexuality. Other tracks like 'Demoler' and 'El Fino Hilo de la Obsesión' show their range from raw rock to more introspective writing.
Dumas remained the central figure, but the band operated as a collective where each member contributed to their layered sound. They built a catalog that avoided easy categorization, sticking to their own path rather than chasing trends.
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