Genocídio - Hiatus

1. Encephalic Disturbance
2. Condemnation
3. Up Roar
4. Nightmarishly

Band: Genocídio
Album: Hiatus (EP)
Year: 2007
Genre: Death Metal
Label: Destroyer Records
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Line-Up
Murillo Leite - guitar & vocals
Dennis Decurion - guitar
Fábio Moysés - drums
W. Perna - bass

PASSWORD: http://beyondthenothingness.blogspot.com

Innovation, freedom and pioneering are some of the words that best describe the career of this respected band formed in the late 80s by W. Perna (Guitars) and Marcão (Bass), with Zé Galinha (Drums) completing the line up. The band gets gigs inside and outside São Paulo, and signs with Ultra Violence label to record only the self-titled EP GENOCIDIO. A few months before the recording Zé Galinha leaves the band, being replaced by Juma. In the late 80s the band becomes renowned, and signs a 2 LPs deal with Hellion Records. At this time is released DEPRESSION, Death Metal in its essence with a unique sound and lyrics portraying the human side for feelings that we all have. From this album is made a video for Depression, the title track. Constantly broadcasted on MTV, the band hits the audience more and more, and this achievement has lasted so far: pleasing black metal, gothic, hardcore, thrash and punk fans. It was noticeable that GENOCIDIO was more than simply a metal band. Is was an open wide group, that was able to hit whoever could get the point. In 1991, Hellion re-releases their first EP in a limited picture disc format, which no band had made in Brazil. In 1993 the band has one more member on the guitars, Murillo (Ex-Apoleon). After successful gigs all around Brazil, the band heads to Belo Horizonte to record their next step: HOCTAEDROM. This became the top of the band until then, with great support inside and outside Brazil, having one of the songs regularly broadcasted on 89 FM radio station, and the same happening with the promo video for it. The song was Up Roar. HOCTAEDROM is released in Europe by the label Moltem Metal on CD with 2 bonuses, the cover version for "Countess Bathory" and a new version for The Grave. Soon the band is ivited to tour Europe, but it doesnt happen because of problems among Hellion Records, Moltem Metal and the band. The band carries on growing in the Brazilian scene anyway. The band changes again due some problems, and Marcão leaves the band, and Daniel replaces him on the bass. Murillo takes over definitively the vocals, and the band releases POSTHUMOUS, under Velas Label, considered at the time a masterpiece in heavy music. Dense-sounding and even heavier, the band innovates again with the track Goodbye Kisses, and acoustic song where W. Perna and Murillo play the acoustic guitar and count on the violinist Flávio Venturini. The band plays only two gigs and the tour is interrupted because of an internal hassle, splitting the band. A few months later W. Perna decides to start all over again, and Marcão is back again on the bass and vocals, along with new members Gustavo on the other guitar and Marcelo on the drums, then playing the rest of the POSTHUMOUS tour. With this line up the band releases ONE OF THEM... whose compositions mix hardcore and doom riffs. Changes come again and as a trio (with Alex on the drums) they record REBELLION, which brings back the speed and aggression from their first records. Its 2006 now, and predictably the band astonishes the fans again. GENOCIDIO is back! More mature, more classic and more innovative than ever. The new line up features W. Perna and brings back Murillo on the vocals and we still have Dennis (ex-Are You God? and Death tribute) and Fábio on the drums (ex-Pig Machine, Mastiff). A new era where theres room for what really defines GENOCIDIO: musical daring, the same vibe and competence which have made them one of the biggest and most respectful bands in their style in world and Brazilian Metal history.

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