Brazilian Thrash Metal - List of Important Bands From The Scene

List of Important Bands From The Scene

  • From Belo Horizonte:
    • Sepultura
    • Sarcófago
    • Chakal
    • Mutilator
    • Holocausto
  • From São Paulo
    • Vulcano
    • Attomica
    • Executer
    • Korzus
    • Lobotomia
    • MX
    • Ratos de Porão
    • Torture Squad
  • From Rio de Janeiro
    • Dorsal Atlântica
  • From Brasilia
    • Violator

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