Os Seres
Os Seres formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2011 around singer Bruno Zeni, with Felipe Zeni on bass, Bruno Wambier on guitar, and Diego Medina on drums. Their music...
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Os Seres formed in Rio de Janeiro in 2011 around singer Bruno Zeni, with Felipe Zeni on bass, Bruno Wambier on guitar, and Diego Medina on drums. Their music pulls from experimental rock and Brazilian rhythms, often with a raw, atmospheric feel. Songs like 'Cama de Procusto' and 'Heloisa' show their tendency toward dark, introspective themes.
They released their self-titled debut in 2013, followed by 'Cama de Procusto' in 2015. That album's title track drew attention for its heavy sound and lyrics referencing a Greek torture device, sparking some debate among listeners. The band kept putting out records, including 'Terra Nova' in 2017 and 'Invisíveis' in 2019.
Their work has found an audience interested in something outside mainstream Brazilian pop, with a sound that doesn't settle into easy categories. Tracks like 'Meu Filme' and 'Velhos Tempos Velhos Amigos' continue in that vein, moody, textured, and a bit off the beaten path.
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