Out of Control
Out of Control formed in São Paulo in 1986, with Marcelo Nova on vocals, Beto Lee on guitar, Sidnei Ribeiro on bass, and Kiko Loureiro on drums. They were...
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Out of Control formed in São Paulo in 1986, with Marcelo Nova on vocals, Beto Lee on guitar, Sidnei Ribeiro on bass, and Kiko Loureiro on drums. They were part of a Brazilian rock scene that was trying to find its own voice at the time.
Their 1992 album "O Outro Lado da Cidade" included the song "Dias de Chuva," which became a radio hit and gave the band its first real national attention. The track's straightforward emotional pull seemed to connect with listeners in a way that felt specific to that moment in Brazil.
They kept recording through the 1990s, putting out albums like "Acústico" in 1995 and "Luz do Mundo" in 1997. The band's sound stayed rooted in melodic rock, with Nova's voice carrying most of the weight.
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