United Forces: An Archive of Brazil's Raw Metal Attack, 1986-1991 - Hardcover

Batista, Marcelo R.

 
9781935950219: United Forces: An Archive of Brazil's Raw Metal Attack, 1986-1991

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In 1986, São Paulo teenager Marcelo R. Batista channeled his love of pure, wild heavy metal into the self-produced fanzine United Forces. Over the next five years, his homemade publication captured an explosion happening before his eyes by riotous Brazilian metal upstarts including Sepultura, Sarcofago, Vulcano, Holocausto, Mystifier, Sextrash, Ratos de Porão, Skullkrusher, Necrobutcher, and hundreds of others. Simultaneously, he exposed readers to future legends from abroad, including Napalm Death, Carcass, Morbid Angel, and Darkthrone.United Forces presents the story in vivid color, along with Batista’s own headbanger tale—from humble origins collecting scrap metal to buy Motörhead albums to DIY operator funneling his country’s metal passion to receptive listeners in Europe and North America. The changes in Brazil during the 1980s and early 1990s serve as background for a full-bore metal revolution, as Batista brings to life a crucial South-of-the-equator 1980s scene that inspired years of underground extremes around the world.

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Marcelo R. Batista runs the label Absurd Records and the record shop Extreme Noise Discos in São Paulo. He edited the influential Brazilian fanzine United Forces from 1986 to 1991, and was vocalist of the grindcore band Rot.

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“A ground-level view of the underground in Brazil…including early coverage of bands like Darkthrone, Mystifier, Carcass, Sarcófago, and, of course, Sepultura.”—Decibel “Mammoth…documents it all” —The Guardian “A cool zine”—Iggor Cavalera “Overflowing with the essence of the golden years of Brazilian metal”—Zhema Rodero, Vulcano “Amazing…a comprehensive portrait of a creative movement that barely managed to exist, given the authoritarian regime of the day”—Record Collector UK “A true historical document of Brazilian heavy music… a magical time that will always be remembered”—Rodrigo Magalhães, Holocausto

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