Casa das Máquinas
Casa das Máquinas
Group from Brazil
Genres: Progressive rock, brazilian, brasil, classic rock, Progressive
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About Casa das Máquinas
Casa das Máquinas (meaning 'house of machines') are a mid-70's Brazilian band from Sao Paulo borne out of the disenchantment of two musicians from glam/dance pop band Os Incríveis, namely drummer/percussionnist Netinho and guitarist/vocalist Aroldo who wanted to take a less commercial route. Recruiting three other musicians, they recorded 3 albums between 1974 and 1977; a compilation disk was also released in 2000. Their material is mostly heavy, bluesy hard rock with complex arrangements and thick guitar leads. The vocals are in Portuguese. Their debut and self-titled album, released in 1974, is plain old hard rock. Their second, "Lar de Maravilhas" (1975), however, is considered a national prog classic. Donning a slick production, it incorporates the intensity of the first album with more sophisticated elements such as stronger melodies, better arrangements and an emphasis on spacious, multi-layered symphonic keyboards (particularly the synths). It is a strange collection of tunes in that it ranges from superb symphonic flights to some very banal pieces. Their third album, "Casa de Rock" (1976), reverts to their more primitive hard rock style, featuring two drummers and no more spacey keyboards. The compilation cd "Perolas" is made up of 16 tracks taken from the second and third albums (tapes of the first are lost forever). [...] http://handersongomes.multiply.com/music/item/22
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Casa das Máquinas — Top 4 songs
| Artist | Song title | Like / Dislike | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Casa das Máquinas | Casa de Rock | ||
| Casa das Máquinas | Vale Verde | ||
| Casa das Máquinas | Vou Morar no Ar | ||
| Casa das Máquinas | Lar de Maravilhas |