Brazilian hardcore is a dynamic and boisterous offshoot of punk rock, intertwined with the spirited rhythms and cultural expressions of Brazil. Often characterized by rapid tempos, aggressive guitar riffs, and assertive, shouted vocals, it serves as a platform for social commentary and political dissent, echoing the angst and energy of Brazilian youth. The genre typically showcases raw and straightforward instrumentation, mirroring the do-it-yourself ethos of the broader punk community. Bands like Cólera and Olho Seco have been pivotal in shaping the hardcore scene with their fierce, uncompromising sound, while others like Carbona add a melodic twist, fusing pop-punk elements with the intensity of hardcore, thus expanding the genre's palette. Across its spectrum, Brazilian hardcore remains a vibrant channel for resistance, identity, and self-expression in the face of societal challenges.

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Garage Fuzz

Ep - 4 Tracks - Released July 10, 2024