Montgomery
Montgomery formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s, with vocalist and guitarist Edu Falaschi, bassist Felipe Andreoli, and drummer Aquiles Priester. They took...
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Montgomery formed in São Paulo in the early 2000s, with vocalist and guitarist Edu Falaschi, bassist Felipe Andreoli, and drummer Aquiles Priester. They took their name from jazz guitarist Wes Montgomery.
After that initial release, they put out albums like 'Astronauts' and 'The Hunting,' working in elements of power metal and folk. The lineup shifted over time, with Fabio Lione taking over vocals after Falaschi left in 2012, and Leo Mancini replacing Andreoli on bass a few years later. Songs like 'Alguém Que Lhe Faça Ver Melhor' and 'Beijos de Arame Farpado' show their range within that heavy, melodic style.
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