Brasil
Ratos de Porão · 1989
29 min · 17 tracks · hardcore punk · crossover thrash · D-beat
A relentless barrage of short, sharp songs that fuse hardcore punk with socio-political commentary.
Brasil is an album by Ratos de Porão, released in 1989. A relentless barrage of short, sharp songs that fuse hardcore punk with socio-political commentary. 'Brasil' is notable for its fierce critique of the Brazilian political landscape, particularly its reflection on the military dictatorship's legacy. The album gained attention for its raw sound and lyrical content, earning a place in discussions about protest music in Brazil, influencing numerous bands within the hardcore and punk scenes both locally and internationally. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Brasil sound like?
A relentless barrage of short, sharp songs that fuse hardcore punk with socio-political commentary. Rooted in hardcore punk and crossover thrash.
What makes Brasil by Ratos de Porão notable?
'Brasil' is notable for its fierce critique of the Brazilian political landscape, particularly its reflection on the military dictatorship's legacy. The album gained attention for its raw sound and lyrical content, earning a place in discussions about protest music in Brazil, influencing numerous bands within the hardcore and punk scenes both locally and internationally. Released in 1989, 'Brasil' is Ratos de Porão's third studio album and marks a pivotal moment as they transitioned from local punk heroes to influential figures in the Brazilian crossover thrash scene. Following their earlier albums, 'The Last Laugh' and 'Anarkophobia', this record solidified their reputation for addressing political themes through aggressive music during a time of significant social upheaval in Brazil.
How many songs are on Brasil?
Brasil has 17 tracks, running approximately 29 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Amazonia Never More 1:56
- 2 Backwards 1:35
- 3 AIDS, Pop Repression Standout 1:17
- 4 Law of Silence 2:17
- 5 SOS Broken Country 1:27
- 6 Gil Coma 0:43
- 7 Drink Til You Die 2:20
- 8 Suicidal Heroin 2:15
- 9 Children Without Future 1:41
- 10 Nationalist Farce Standout 2:30
- 11 Traitor 0:51
- 12 Bloody Pigs 1:51
- 13 Animal Life 1:28
- 14 The End 0:59
- 15 Military Machine Standout 1:57
- 16 Land of Carnival 2:16
- 17 Will I Receive My Heritage 1:53
Release Date
January 1, 1989
Artist Origin
Brazil
Runtime
29 min 24 sec
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