Formed in São Paulo – São Paulo - 1989. One of those cases of bands that started it all, but who knows why they do not take off. After the excellent EP "Why? ... Dirty War", the band suffered some changes in the ranks of bass and vocals, and the latter showed a band that deserved more! If the guys at EP Thrash invested in well-worked, under "Biotronic" was bid to break the rules and insert more intricate passages, with heavy contours and progressive, and affirm that this work was an early work of Prog Metal launched in Brazil. With its roots in the 1986 Acid Storm began as Exterminator in northern São Paulo formed by Marcus "Metal" Vinicius (gt) and Alessandro "sago" Januzzi (bt). In 1988 the training is completed by Robson Goulart (v) and Eric Weber (gt). The first album comes out in 1989 by Rock Live Shirts titled Why? ... Dirty War and has Chico Comelli, MX, on bass. The first show, with Marcus as "Toast" on bass, was opening for Rats in the Cellar Lady Xoc and SP Project in São Paulo. In 1991 Stefano Moliner comes to bass and Mario Pastore takes on the vocals. With this team record the second album, Genesis Biotronic a classic Thrash Metal Brazil. In 1993 Thomas Kirchner assumes the low back and Robson Goulart for the vocals and so release the demo Tomorrow Soldiers. 1994 and new changes, Stefano Moliner the low back, Luis Cano took the guitar in place of Marcus "Metal" and Fabio Vinicius Buitvidas takes the battery. Alessandro "sago" Januzzi goes to Avalon. With this lineup recorded a new demo, No Man's Land with the expectation of releasing their third CD. Only Robson Goulart then decides to leave again. Eric Weber also out due to family problems. Fabiano takes the guitar Moutran e. ... Mario Pastore returns to vocals to record another demo, along with Sergio Twilight Zone frugal in low and, shortly thereafter, record the third album that was never mixed and now lies forgotten on some dusty shelf. With that the band loses its strength and falls asleep. Officially there was a release order for the Acid Storm and eventually the band got together to play. Material for a third CD is ready to be recorded. Influences: Slayer, Forbidden, Testament.
Source:http://www.scypher.com.br/PT/17/733e78e1fdb9aa48b4b3cb46dba6c4e7-1, march 2011.
Discography:
Why?... Dirty War [EP, 1989 – RSL]:
1.Choose Live or Die 03:32
2.Scourgue of the Gods 04:52
3.Terminator 04:47
4.The Madness 01:40
5.Why?... Dirty War 05:13
6.Never Renounce 04:57
Reissued in 2011 by Marquee Records with 2 Demo Tapes [Tomorrow Soldiers + No Man´s Land] as bonus:
7.Right Time To Die
8.Tomorrow Soldiers
9. Monster of ID
10.No Man's Land
11.Timeless Pain
12.Only The Strong Survive
Last Days of Paradise [Demo, 1991]:
1.Metal Beasts
2.Biologic Mechanization
3.Last Days Of Paradise
4.Galatic Holocaust
Alessandro "Sagú" (d), Stefano Moliner (b), Marcus "Metal" (g), Eric Weber (g) & Mário Pastore (v).
Biotronic Genesis [Full-length, 1991 – Heavy Metal Maniac]:
1.Intro (The Beginning) 00:41
2.Metal Beasts 04:11
3.Hungry For Life 04:12
4.Symbiotic Love 02:02
5.Last Days Of Paradise 04:49
6.Galatic Holocaust 06:43
7.Biologic Mechanization 02:56
8.Star Host 07:49
Tomorrow Soldiers [Demo, 1993]:
1.Right Time To Die
2.Tomorrow Soldiers
3.Monster of ID
Robson Goulart (v), Alessandro J. (d), Eric Weber (g), Marcus V. (g) & Thomas Kirchner (b).
No Man's Land [Demo, 1994]:
1.No Man's Land 03:52
2.Timeless Pain 05:44
3.Only The Strong Survive 05:09
Robson Goulart – Vocal, Eric Weber – Guitar, Luiz Cano – Guitar, Setfano Moliner – Bass, Fabio Buitvidas – Drums.
Twilight Zone [Demo, 1997]:
1.Twilight Zone
2.Brainstorm
This demo was 7 tracks (2 unreleased plus 5 from "Biotronic Genesis"):
3.Hungry For Life
4.Symbiotic Love
5.Last Days Of Paradise
6.Biologic Mechanization
7.Star Lost
Some copies with special bonus:
8.The Hellion - Electric Eye (Judas Priest cover)
Mário Pastore (v), Fabiano Moutran (g), Fábio Buitividas (d), Luís Cano (g), Sérgio Frúgis (b)
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