Of Human Bondage

Biography

f.e.v.e.r. is a Portuguese, Lisbon based, sci-fi rock band, founded in December 1999 by Luís Lamelas and João Queirós. Their music is an experimental pop-logic mix of rock, electronica, industrial and ambiental elements. Sometimes contemplative, sometimes intense and cathartic, often with a sense of irony and sarcasm. Their debut full length record is called “4st_Fourst” and it was released in June 2007 by Raging Planet Record (Portugal). In the meantime, the band released two EPs “Of Human...

f.e.v.e.r. is a Portuguese, Lisbon based, sci-fi rock band, founded in December 1999 by Luís Lamelas and João Queirós.

Their music is an experimental pop-logic mix of rock, electronica, industrial and ambiental elements. Sometimes contemplative, sometimes intense and cathartic, often with a sense of irony and sarcasm.

Their debut full length record is called “4st_Fourst” and it was released in June 2007 by Raging Planet Record (Portugal).

In the meantime, the band released two EPs “Of Human Bondage” (2001) and “Iconflict” (2003), and a CD with remixes “Electronics” (2005), where relevant artists in the Portuguese independent music scene appear with reinterpretations of the songs of both EPs. They have also appeared on three tribute records (The Cure, The Misfits and Mão Morta), and in many other releases.

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Actual Line Up:
Fernando Matias – vocals (since 2002)
Filipe von Geier – bass (since 2000)
João Queirós – guitar, synths (since 1999)
Luís Lamelas – guitar (since 1999)
Pedro Cardoso – drums (since 2005)

Former Members:
João Macias – vocals (2000-2002)
Sérgio Pencarinha – drums (2000-2004)


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