Since 1981, João Gordo and company have delivered raw, confrontational hardcore that refuses to soften.
For their sound, 'Playbaloser' gives you the raw energy. 'Beber Até Morrer' shows how that energy held up years later.
Their 1984 album 'Crucificados pelo Sistema' set the template for Brazilian hardcore with its direct, aggressive sound. Songs like 'Playbaloser' and 'Destruição' carried that energy forward without compromise. They developed a cult following in Brazil's punk scene where that refusal to soften mattered.
Formed in São Paulo in 1981 with João Gordo on vocals, they established their sound with early albums like 'Crucificados pelo Sistema' and 'Descanse em Paz'. The band kept recording through the 1990s with albums like 'Anarkophobia' and 'Carniceiro', while their 1998 song 'Beber Até Morrer' became one of their most recognized tracks.
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