Overblah
Overblah formed in São Paulo around 2008, playing a mix of grunge, psychedelic rock, and Brazilian folk that didn't fit neatly into the local scene. Their...
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Overblah formed in São Paulo around 2008, playing a mix of grunge, psychedelic rock, and Brazilian folk that didn't fit neatly into the local scene. Their first album, 'Nada a Dizer,' came out in 2012, and its title track became a hit. The song's raw take on the limits of language gave the band some national attention.
Rodrigo Koala writes most of the material, pulling from personal themes like loneliness and searching. The band has included Adriano Cintra on bass, Rafael Farah on drums, and Thomaz Alvarenga on guitar at different points. Their sound leans on Koala's lyrics and a willingness to experiment, heard in songs like 'Como fugir de você' and 'Eu Não Estou À Venda.'
They've kept a fairly low profile since that early burst, working without much industry polish. The music stays grounded in that initial blend, guitar-driven, introspective, and slightly off-kilter compared to mainstream Brazilian rock.
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