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Kerrang! took a trip to São Paulo, Brazil, to witness 1,000 musicians join forces in the name of rock music, community and human spirit.

“An overwhelming and life-affirming experience”: We went to Brazil to watch ‘the biggest band on Earth’

Brazil’s brimming rock and metal scene was gearing up to explode, but COVID put a dramatic halt on proceedings. Now, in a country still reeling from its effects, the underground rock world is finding a way forward…

We Shall Arise: Meet the underground bands putting Brazil back on the map

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“An overwhelming and life-affirming experience”: We went to Brazil to watch ‘the biggest band on Earth’

We Shall Arise: Meet the underground bands putting Brazil back on the map

Scientist Names Newly-Discovered Spiders After Famous Heavy Metal Musicians

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