- MX (band)
Infobox musical artist
Name = MX
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Origin =São Paulo ,Brazil
Genre =Thrash metal Groove metal
Years_active = 1983-1991
1997-2000
2005-present
Label =Marquee Records
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Current_members = Alexandra Prado Favoretto "Morto"
Alexandre da Cunha
Décio Frignani
Past_members = Beraldo
Chico Comelli
Eduardo
Yuri Konopinsk
Alexandre G.
C.M.
Notable_instruments =MX is a
Brazil ianthrash metal band, formed in the early 80's atSão Paulo . Their name comes from the American ICBM MX, although many say that it is from a name used in theblack magic ritual, "Madre Xamã". They were one of the most important bands from theBrazilian thrash metal scene during the late 80's. Their sound is closer to theBay Area thrash scene than the the Brazilian scene, althrough many of the vocals weredeath metal grunts. However, some of their later work was fitting aspost thrash .They were the opening acts in Brazil for Testament in 1989 and Exodus in 1997.
The band released two studio albums during their heyday, "Simoniacal" in 1988 and "
Mental Slavery " in 1990, on the defunct label "Fucker".Shortly after the release of Mental Slavery, the band split up, but reformed in 1997, releasing the EP "Again" in that year and their latest album "
Last File " in 1999. They split up again shortly after.The band reformed for a second time 2005, planning to tour and release a new studio album. In addition, their first two albums were re-released recently, under the label "
Marquee Records ".Band Members
Current Line up
Alexandra Prado Favoretto "Morto" - vocals, bass
Décio Frignani - guitars
Alexandre da Cunha - drums, vocalsFormer band members
Beraldo - vocals
Chico Comelli - bass
Eduardo - bass
Yuri Konopinsk - bass
Alexandre G. - bass
C.M. - guitarsDiscography
tudio Albums
* Simoniacal -
1988
*Mental Slavery -1990
*Last File -1999 EPs
* Again -
1997 Other appearances and releases
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Headthrashers Live -1987 (Live compilation)External links
[http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=8085 MX at Encyclopedia Metallum]
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