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Genre(s): Thrash Metal
Formed in São José dos Campos, São Paulo - 1985. Known as
Attomica (with two 'T's) on the first 3 albums. Then around 2004, altered the
name to Atomica (with one 'T'). In 2009, they decided to changed it back to
Attomica. According
to the band, "It was a mistake done by the previous manager, who
was influenced by numerology". Attomica was formed in October 1985 in Sao
Jose dos Campos, Sao Paulo, guitarist John Paul and drummer Mario Sanefuji. The
idea was to be the fastest band in the world, with riffs and beats never played
before. John Paul came from bands like Ether is atrocious. Mario played on
Metafel. To complete the training, the pair invited the other members of
Metafel, the brothers Andre (bass) and Pyda Rod (guitar) and Laertes Perr
(voice). The first compositions were written in Portuguese. Songs like
"Violence Bastard”, “Union Carbide” and “Destroy”, were recorded on a
demo-tape' recorded at the band's own essay, which was the business card to
leave the specialized media and do the first shows. In 1986, the band was
invited to record their first LP. New songs were composed and others
re-arranged. Yet with English lyrics, all took part in this self-titled disc
'Attomica'. At that time, already known throughout Brazil, including overseas,
the band toured the album's release, which showcased the cities of Belo
Horizonte, Juiz de Fora, Vitoria, Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. In early 1988,
vocalist Perr Laertes leaves the group, entering his former place Thor, Fabio
Moreira. That same year, comprised a material for the second LP, “Limits Of
Insanity”,' this by Mushroom Records in 1989. Before starting the sessions,
Fabio had to leave the band, causing the bassist Andre Rod take over the
vocals. This new line of Attomica made the sound incorporates a new style, very
different from the first disc. The tour this time, covered a larger number of
cities, among them, Brasilia, Recife and Santos. At the end of this season,
Mario Sanefuji was temporarily replaced by drummer Paul Giolo, while spending
some time in New York, United States. In mid 1990, more change in training. Sai
guitarist Pyda Rod, replaced by brother John Paul, former Megaton, Joao Marcio
and Fabio Moreira returned to the vocals. That same year, the Attomica was
invited to record their third LP, 'Disturbing the Noise'. Already this album,
the band recorded songs in a style almost indescribable, but dubbed by many as
'Ultra Speed'. In late 1991 came the album and a concert tour, which took place
in 1992 and 1993. This was the greatest season of concerts Attomica throughout
his career. The tour, called 'Noise Tour, had several highlights: concerts in
Sao Paulo, Vitoria, Belo Horizonte, and the highest point, opening to two
concerts in Brazil Kreator. Another one in Brasilia and Sao Paulo. During the
'Noise Tour', recorded the video clip for the song 'Deathraiser', aired in
music programs throughout Brazil, with emphasis on MTV icons like 'Rage Metal'
and 'Demo-Clip'. The band returned to active duty in 2002 and signed with the prestigious
label Hellion Records by Sao Paulo in 2004 where they released their first live
album, 'Back And Alive', which had an excellent reception by the public and
press proving that thrash metal is stronger than ever! They changed the name to
Atomica and opened shows only the Exodus (SP / SP) and Paul Dianne (S Jose dos
Campos) and were very well received! In the first half of 2005, the band again
becomes a quartet, since the guitarist Márcio took over the vocals. With this
lineup the band recorded in the second half of 2005 some new songs to disclose
the current stage. In early 2006, the group signed a licensing agreement under
seal brasiliense Kill Again Records for the CD release of his first album,
'Attomica,' which was released on May 10, 2006. So, besides having the tracks
on the album fully remastered, bonus received as four new songs ("Mission
Dying," "In Hell We Trust," "Step Mother Nature" and
"Under Pressure"), which are the first compositions the group since
its third album, "Disturbing the Noise" 1991.
Source: http://www.myspace.com/attomicaofficial,
april 2011.
Discography:
Children Assassin [Demo, 1986]: 1.Union Carbide 08:16 2.Marchando Sobre Sangue 07:04 3.Dying Smashed 05:17
4.Children Assassins 05:30
Laerte Animal (v), J.P. Speed (g), L.F. Pyda (g),
Eddie (b) & Kamikaze (d)
From:
http://doiderametal.blogspot.com.br/2009/06/children-assassin-attomica.html
Attomica [Full-length, 1987 – Equinox &
Attomica]:
1.Dying Smashed 05:13
2.Marching Over Blood 06:31
3.Lost Time
06:40
4.No Life Till Madness 05:10
5.Children Assassins 05:08
6.Flesh
Maniac 04:13
7.Samurai 04:05
Reissued as a remastered CD version in 2006 by
Kill Again Records (KA009) with the following bonus tracks:
8.In Hell We Live
9.Under Pressure
10.Dying Mission
11.Step Mother Nature
Laerte Perr – Vocals, João Paulo
Francis – Guitar, Pyda Rod – Guitar, Andre Rod – Bass, Mario Sanefuji – Drums.
Limits of Insanity [Full-length, 1989 – Cogumelo
Records]:
1.Atomic Death 06:53
2.Short Dreams 05:34
3.Highway 401 04:44
4.Rabies 03:26
5.Limits of Insanity 07:10
6.Knight Riders 06:02
7.Evil
Scars 04:04
8.WD 00:59
Attomica [Demo, 1990]:
1.Forbidden Hate 05:25
2.Under Control 05:51
Disturbing the Noise [Full-length, 1991 – Cogumelo
Records]:
1.Ways of Death 04:01
2.The Chainsaw 03:42
3.Deathraiser 04:24
4.Violence and Terror 03:29
5.Blood 04:47
6.From Beyond 04:15
7.Forbidden
Hate 05:04
Reissued in 2004 by Cogumelo with bonus tracks:
8.Deathraiser
(live)
9.Ways of Death (live)
Fabio Moreira – Vocals, João Paulo Francis – Guitar, João
Marcio Francis – Guitar, Andre Rod – Bass, Mario Sanefuji – Drums. Recorded
in November, 1991 at JG Studios in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
The Blast Of Video [Video/VHS, 2002]:
1.Deathraiser
(music video) 04:23
2.Ways of Death 04:01
3.From Beyond 04:15
4.Marching
Over Blood 06:33
5.Death Raiser 04:23
6.Forbidden Hate 05:05
7.Identified
of Scream
8.Home Video
Tracks 2-6 are taken from the band's performance at
Aero Anta in São Paulo where they were the opening act for Kreator on their
1992 Brazilian tour. Track 7 is taken from the band's 1992 "Disturbing the
Noise" tour.
Back and Alive [Live album, 2004 – Hellion Records]:
1.Dying Smashed 06:21
2.Flesh
Maniacs 04:22
3.Ways of Death 04:18
4.The Chainsaw 03:50
5.Children
Assassins 05:33
6.Marching Over Blood
06:32
7.From Beyond 04:30
8.Blood - Guitar Solo 03:59
9.Samurai
04:06
10.Deathraiser 04:48
11.Forbidden Hate 06:47
This is Atomica's
comeback gig, recorded in December, 2003. This is the only Attomica release
that was released under the new spelling of the band's name. Mario Sanefuji : Drums, João Paulo
Francis : Guitars, João Marcio Francis : Guitars, Fabio Moreira : Vocals, Andre
Rod : Bass.
Pass: http://metal-disaster.blogspot.com/
Or: http://rapidshare.com/files/273155926/ATTOMICA_Back_and_Alive.rar.html
Atomica 2005 [Demo, 2005]:
1.In Hell We Live
04:06
2.Under Pressure 05:55
3.Dying Mission 05:08
4.Step Mother Nature 05:04
The tracks on this demo were initially released as bonus tracks on the 2006
reissue of the band's first album on Kill Again Records.
IV [Full-lenght, 2012 - Oversonic Music]:
1.Blood Bath
2.Black Death
3.Yakuza
4.Night Killer
5.Wanted
6.Down the Drain
7.Mysterious Lady
8.Hurt 'n' Scared
9.Amen
CARALHO!!!! Bela iniciatica Edilson! PArabéns!!
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