Anarkophobia

Dive into the raw and unfiltered energy of Brazilian hardcore punk legends Ratos de Porão with their fifth studio album, "Anarkophobia," released in 1991. This 54-minute powerhouse is a relentless journey through the gritty underbelly of society, blending hardcore punk, thrash metal, and Brazilian rock into a sonic assault that's as politically charged as it is musically intense. With tracks like "Morte ao Rei" and "Anarkophobia," Ratos de Porão deliver a scathing critique of authority and societal norms, backed by their signature aggressive riffs and pounding rhythms. The album also includes bonus tracks like "Hatred (All I Need Is)" and "Universal Church," showcasing the band's versatility and uncompromising attitude. Originally released by Gravadora Eldorado, "Anarkophobia" has since become a cult classic, capturing the essence of Brazil's underground music scene in the early '90s. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Ratos de Porão, this album is a testament to the band's enduring influence and the power of their music to provoke and inspire.