Devil on my roof



VULCANO was one of the first old school Black Metal bands, and the pioneer of extreme metal across South America, since 1981. Their first official material was released in 1983, when the band did not practice an extreme metal sound yet. VULCANO always playing metal very different from the other Brazilian bands of the period, what made them a quite unique heavy music act. This fact, although in delayed form, was recognized at the right time. During the period when the band stayed inactive, a total of 14 years during all its history, they were never forgotten by their true and loyal audience, over this long period of inactivity, without any public apparition, a common band could, easily, have been forgotten, but VULCANO, along with other Brazilian extreme metal bands, have ultimately influenced, directly, The arise during the late 80's and early 90's of a new intense metal scene/style: The Norwegian Black Metal, with all it's fury and violence, was the responsible for give a new breath to the extreme metal music market. Great names of this scene - such as Fenriz and Infernus - doesn't save words to say that VULCANO was one of the most influential bands for the advent of what became known as second wave of Black Metal. ======================================= Members Luiz Carlos (vocals), Zhema Rodero (Guitar), Fernando Nonath (Guitar), Carlos Diaz (Bass) and Arthur Von Barbarian (Drums) Label I Hate Records (Sweden) For more contacs send a mail to: diaz_vulcano@hotmail.com viertel_velloso@ig.com.br 2. There was also a Dutch pop group called Vulcano who took part in the Dutch process for Eurovision Song Contest in 1984 with 1,2,3 and 1983 with Een Beetje van dit. Both songs were written by Hans van Hemert Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.