anvil fx São Paulo, Brazil
Mix of caustic noise, dancing rhythms, minimalist lyrics, Dadaist attitude, inflamed vocals, nonsense themes and analogic synths. Inspirations absorbed from New Wave / Minimal Synth / Post Punk and the European Industrial scene of the 80’s and 90’s. Anvil Fx of today includes vocals from multi-instrumentalist and singer Biba Graeff, accompanied by the factory of insanity, Paulo Beto. ... more
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