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Pessimista live at 74club

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bcb723 This sounds authentically raw, near-hypnotic and that repeated lead melodic line smokes. Jaketeme/Pessimista - nicely done.

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Jarak What YomaBarr said. Also, I'm surprised that this was performed without any prior rehearsals as a group. I mean, it's a slightly repetitive song (still good though), but they seemed well synchronised regardless.

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YomaBarr I saw them play this at the RABM Fest Brazil (in fact I stayed up all night especially for them and no regrets, TONS of fantastic bands there. But I digress) and you have no idea folks how happy I was to see Pessimista as a full band, live, and soooo goooood!

All the best luck, Jaketeme and friends. Lots of love and lots of respect.

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This release is just like registration, download for free!
In case of profits on this song, 100% will be donated to help homeless people who are suffering too much this winter.

Responding to requests, I'm providing the audio of the sound recorded for the RABM Brazil live held on June 19 through the channel and blog Noise Red, Libertária Legião e Fomicídio Social.

This song was recorded without any rehearsal or previous encounter on May 29, 2021 at the 74club in Santo André for the RABM Brasil festival.

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released May 29, 2021
I thank Herege (solo guitar), Corposeco (bass), Nebirus (drums), for accepting to play in Pessimista,

Stéfani Lisboa and Laís Samira for video capitation

Carlos Motta and Flávio Lazzarin for direct capitation and sound mixing.

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Pessimista Brazil

Pessimistic atmospheric black metal.
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