Vertical Rock
Vertical Rock formed in the early 2000s with Anderson Ricco on vocals and rhythm guitar, Eduardo Boccato on lead guitar, David 'Dudu' Mineiro on bass, and...
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Vertical Rock formed in the early 2000s with Anderson Ricco on vocals and rhythm guitar, Eduardo Boccato on lead guitar, David 'Dudu' Mineiro on bass, and Marcelo Martins on drums. They released their debut album 'A Falta' in 2003, which included the title track that would become one of their most recognizable songs.
Their lyrics sometimes touched on social and political topics, which occasionally drew criticism and led to some radio stations pulling their songs from rotation. The band kept recording through it all, putting out albums like 'Paraíso Perdido' in 2005 and 'Sobre o Tempo' in 2008.
They performed at Rock in Rio in 2011, and that show was released as a live album. Their 2015 album 'Ecos' brought them back to the straightforward rock sound they'd started with, though songs like 'Com Licença' and 'Louca' showed they hadn't lost their edge.
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