Years active 2004-present Associated acts Anomalia, Deny Past members Ramiro Arias Record label Vegan Records | Labels Inmune, Vegan Website Official MySpace Origin Buenos Aires, Argentina Past member Ramiro Arias | |
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Members Matias Espinoza
Juanchy Badessich
Federico Dimarco
Ivan Resnik
Pedro Badessich Albums Imperios X Derrumbar, Un Corazón por Cada Ciudad Genres Metalcore, Melodic death metal, Deathcore Similar Nueva Ética, Deny, Coralies, Mostomalta, Sudarshana | ||
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Dar Sangre is a metal band founded 2004 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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History
Dar Sangre was founded in 2004 when musicians of many underground hardcore bands met together. In 2005 the group released the first Demo called “Primero Auxilio” with 9 tracks. The band got signed by Argentine independent label Immune Records. In 2008 the band recorded the debut album “Un Corazón Por Cada Ciudad”. Drums were recorded by Marti Canrrizo (a former musician of A.N.I.M.A.L.) and all other productions were done by Javier Casas in Infire Studios.
After the band was signed to Vegan Records, a Buenos Aires based independent label, Dar Sangre released the following album entitled “Imperios Por Derrumba” at Unison Studios and mastered by Danish producers Tue Madsen and Jacob Olsen at Ant Farm Studio in Denmark. Dar Sangre released a music video of their song “Regreso”.
Dar Sangre shared stage with successful acts of the hardcore szene like Throwdown, It Dies Today, Terror, Silverstein, Hatebreed, Comeback Kid and As I Lay Dying. On March 4, 2012 the band start “Imperios Por Derrumba Tour”.
Musical style
Dar Sangre plays modern metalcore which is influenced by hardcore punk, and melodic death metal bands like In Flames and Dark Tranquility. Lyrical themes are relationships, inner struggles and poetry. The lyrics are all written by the band in Spanish language.
Members
Discography
Videography
Songs
PdleImperios X Derrumbar · 2011
El Exilio de la SensaciónUn Corazón por Cada Ciudad · 2008
Tiempos ViolentosUn Corazón por Cada Ciudad · 2008