Os Sarnentos
Os Sarnentos formed in Lisbon in the early 2000s, with Pedro Gonçalves on vocals and guitar, Pedro Castro on bass, and another Pedro Gonçalves on drums. Their...
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Os Sarnentos formed in Lisbon in the early 2000s, with Pedro Gonçalves on vocals and guitar, Pedro Castro on bass, and another Pedro Gonçalves on drums. Their song 'Hoje o Dia Foi Uma Merda' connected with listeners and helped them find an audience. They've put out albums like 'A Vida É Uma Merda' and 'Os Dias da Merda', which carry that same direct, sometimes bleak tone.
Their music tends to focus on daily frustrations and small moments, with songs like 'Cidade Fria' and 'Jogo Estúpido' capturing a particular kind of Portuguese weariness. The lyrics are plain and conversational, which might be why people call it relatable. They've had some criticism for being too blunt, but that hasn't changed what they do.
You can hear elements of folk and rock in their sound, maybe a little fado in the melancholy. It's not complicated music, just three people playing straightforward songs about ordinary life. They're still around, still putting out records with titles that tell you exactly what you're getting.
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