Statuscore
Statuscore formed in São Paulo in 2011, playing a hardcore sound that pulls from thrash metal and punk. Their debut album 'Gritos de Igualdade' came out in...
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Statuscore formed in São Paulo in 2011, playing a hardcore sound that pulls from thrash metal and punk. Their debut album 'Gritos de Igualdade' came out in 2015, and they've followed it with records like 'Resiliência' and 'Revolução'. The band includes Fernando Bonini on vocals and guitar, Thais Garcia on bass, and Daniel D'Assumpção on drums.
Their songs often address social issues directly, with titles like 'Almas Não Congelam' and 'Destruindo nosso lar' appearing alongside 'Gritos de Igualdade' in their most played tracks. The lyrics tend to focus on inequality and justice, which has sometimes drawn criticism from more conservative listeners.
Beyond recording and performing, Statuscore has been involved with activist groups working against racism, homophobia, and poverty. They've played festivals and done community workshops, connecting their music to local organizing efforts in Brazil.
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