Obsoletos

In 2020, at the slot where the wild, the kamikaze and the raw hard punch of punk hardcore cross paths, <a href="spotify:artist:4Ssoiy2cg4h5ldIzA5xuHG" data-name="Obsoletos">Obsoletos</a> were born.

Based around Porto, Portugal, influenced by the 1980 punk scene (<a href="spotify:artist:07PiZYrhllpSXtELkUxlrf" data-name="Minor Threat">Minor Threat</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:1FGH4Bh7g9W6V4fUcKZWp5" data-name="Descendents">Descendents</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5Mhs3Eu8lU6sRCtRYsmABV" data-name="Black Flag">Black Flag</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:4ubY8RYfXkcEqgjEMDuLYl" data-name="Circle Jerks">Circle Jerks</a>) and inspired by <a href="spotify:artist:0faXlHB0Vi6BFLoHLsMka0" data-name="Keith Morris">Keith Morris</a> most recent project <a href="spotify:artist:4fY9hRf8gHMOszNWFhR1wB" data-name="OFF!">OFF!</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:4Ssoiy2cg4h5ldIzA5xuHG" data-name="Obsoletos">Obsoletos</a> are set to endure what was started by the most remarkable Portuguese underground punk bands from that decade.

What if some of that post revolution ideals and disappointment-fueled hanger have travelled through the heads of the youth, if <a href="spotify:artist:3rk9oGBNuxxFQy2Z0QVLLJ" data-name="Censurados">Censurados</a> or Ku de judas would have lasted until today?

<a href="spotify:artist:4Ssoiy2cg4h5ldIzA5xuHG" data-name="Obsoletos">Obsoletos</a> first EP <a href="spotify:album:7CXwgwCNT6oLMBB6ukHoF7" data-name="Marquise">Marquise</a> (2022) is a burst of powerful riffs, frenetic beats and intelligent fast speeches entwined with the wrath that dwells on those who daily face social and economical abuse. Anarchy, awareness, from some nobodies to all nobodies.