Rage In My Eyes is a Brazilian metal band that infuses traditional heavy metal with elements of Brazilian music, creating a unique and energetic sound. Although the band was originally formed under the name Scelerata in 2002, their identity evolved, leading to the rebranding as Rage In My Eyes in 2018. The change not only signified a transformation in name but also indicated a musical evolution, characterized by matured songwriting and a more refined style.

Throughout their career, Rage In My Eyes has garnered attention for their dynamic mix of melodic and aggressive metal, further enriched by the incorporation of regional instruments such as the accordion. Their releases, such as "Ice Cell," which came out in 2019, demonstrate their skill in marrying the intensity of metal with the cultural flair of Brazilian musical traditions. With songs like "The Sniper," "Spiral," and a series of live performances that exhibit their invigorating stage presence, as seen in "And Then Came the Storm (Live)" and "I Don't Want to Say Goodbye (Live)," Rage In My Eyes continues to make a significant impact on the metal scene, both in their home country and internationally.