The band announced four performances in the country, but without providing further details
The band Mudhoney will return to Brazil, 11 years after their previous visit. The information was confirmed by the band in a video posted on social media.
The recording, shared by journalist and concert producer André Barcinski, features the quartet of Mark Arm (vocals and guitar), Steve Turner (guitar), Guy Maddison (bass) and Dan Peters (drums) who declare that they will perform in four shows in the country, plus a presentation in Buenos Aires.
There’s no further information, but the post promises that dates, locations and ticket prices will be revealed next Wednesday, October 9, at noon.
Band career
Formed in Seattle in 1988, Mudhoney was one of the first groups to draw attention to the grunge movement. Considered one of the pioneers of the genre, she became known for her raw and heavy sound, which mixes punk rock with garage and psychedelic influences. Their early releases, such as the single “Touch Me I’m Sick” and the EP “Superfuzz Bigmuff” (1988), had a significant impact on the Seattle music scene and helped shape the grunge sound that would come to dominate music in the 90s. 80s. 1990. His first recordings were produced by Jack Endino, who later came to produce Titãs in Brazil. However, the group never achieved the same level of commercial success as contemporaries such as Nirvana and Pearl Jam, although they released consistent, critically acclaimed albums.
Of the original lineup, only the bassist has changed (Matt Lukin left the band in 2001), but the replacement has not changed the characteristic sound, present until the last album, “Plastic Eternity”, released in 2023 by Sub Pop Records, the record label that launched them.
Source: Terra
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