Pode Pá Powerviolence
Pode Pá Powerviolence formed in São Paulo in 2006. The band's early years saw a shifting lineup and limited shows, but they kept at it, building a following...
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Pode Pá Powerviolence formed in São Paulo in 2006. The band's early years saw a shifting lineup and limited shows, but they kept at it, building a following in Brazil's underground. Their sound is rooted in powerviolence, a style known for its raw aggression.
They've released a steady stream of records, starting with an EP in 2007 and continuing through albums like 'Arrebenta a Cara' in 2009, 'Caos' in 2011, and 'Desespero' in 2019. Songs like 'Delivery Violence' and 'O Executivo Vai Sangrar' channel that intensity into sharp, confrontational bursts.
The group's core has included Tiago 'Tico' Dalvi on vocals, Daniel 'Papinha' Rodrigues on guitar, Caio Geribello on bass, and Felipe 'Felpudo' Mascarenhas on drums. Their lyrics and live shows have sometimes drawn criticism for being too graphic or direct, but that bluntness is part of what defines them.
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