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Opus Lunis
Opus Lunis formed in Porto, Portugal, with Hélder Coelho on vocals and guitar, Pedro Silva on bass and vocals, and Joel Ferreira on drums. They started...
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Opus Lunis formed in Porto, Portugal, with Hélder Coelho on vocals and guitar, Pedro Silva on bass and vocals, and Joel Ferreira on drums. They started playing together with limited resources, eventually releasing their first album "Submerso" in 2005.
Their 2010 album "Sob Pedras" became their most recognized work, with the title track gaining particular attention. The song "The Fall" also appears among their notable recordings. Their music incorporates elements of gothic rock and post-punk, creating a sound that's both melodic and atmospheric.
They continued releasing albums including "In somnia" in 2007, "Desastre" in 2013, and "Sum" in 2018, maintaining their core lineup throughout.
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