Tubarão Bomber
Tubarão Bomber came out of São Paulo in the late 1990s, a Brazilian rock band led by vocalist and guitarist Rodrigo Lima. Their lineup shifted over time but...
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Tubarão Bomber came out of São Paulo in the late 1990s, a Brazilian rock band led by vocalist and guitarist Rodrigo Lima. Their lineup shifted over time but often included Fabio Formenton on bass, Fabio Puppi on drums, and Marco Nunes on guitar. They put out five studio albums, starting with 'Tu Vuoi Sangue?' in 2002.
Their 2003 single 'Aspirina' became a hit, its heavy guitar riffs and pounding drums connecting with a lot of young listeners. The song's lyrics about drug use and self-destructive behavior drew criticism from some quarters, but the band didn't back down from what they were writing about. They released a full album called 'Aspirina' in 2005.
Their sound pulled from punk and grunge, with raw guitars and Rodrigo Lima's vocals that could shift from screams to melodies. They kept recording through the 2010s, with 'Os Últimos Dias do Nosso Amor' coming out in 2013.
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