Tortura
Tortura formed in Lisbon in 2005 with João Moreira on vocals, Ricardo Dias on guitar, Tiago Santos on bass, and Pedro Ramos on drums. They released their...
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Tortura formed in Lisbon in 2005 with João Moreira on vocals, Ricardo Dias on guitar, Tiago Santos on bass, and Pedro Ramos on drums. They released their debut album 'Nada' in 2009, which included the title track that became a notable song for the band.
Their music often explores themes of emptiness and despair, with songs like 'Vacio' reflecting this direction. The band faced some criticism for their lyrical content, but continued releasing albums including 'O Tempo que Passa...' in 2012 and 'A Realidade do Vazio' in 2015.
Tortura's lineup has seen some changes over time, with Vasco Ramos joining as drummer in 2017. They've performed with other metal bands including Moonspell and Katatonia, and their music has appeared in some horror films and video games.
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