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Scarter
Scarter formed in the late 1990s with Marco Túlio on vocals and guitar, Adalberto Neto on bass, and Joel Silva on drums. They were an alternative rock band...
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Scarter formed in the late 1990s with Marco Túlio on vocals and guitar, Adalberto Neto on bass, and Joel Silva on drums. They were an alternative rock band from Brazil that built a following there and in other countries.
In 2005, their album 'Opaco' included the song 'Passos,' which became widely known. That track, along with others like 'Quebrando a Quebra Interior,' helped define their sound, melodic but intense, with lyrics that leaned toward the introspective.
After 'Opaco,' they put out several more albums: 'Amanhecer' in 2007, 'Eclipse' in 2009, 'Horizonte' in 2012, and 'Além' in 2019. Their music sometimes incorporated electronic or post-punk touches, but it stayed rooted in rock.
Around 2011, the band paused for a while due to a legal issue with a former member. They resumed later and kept recording.
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