Live show by Sundogs, an independent grunge band from Ceará, Brazil, singing in Portuguese at Cafe Momus.
Sundogs play Café Momus on Friday 11 December, starting at 7:00 PM. It's a rare chance to see them live in Plymouth, and for those who remember them as The Andy Quick Band, this is the same group under a new name.
They're an independent band from the interior of Ceará, Brazil, and they write their own material. What they do is contemporary grunge sung in Portuguese, so the set will be in the band's own language. If you're not a Portuguese speaker, that's part of the draw — the sound carries the weight of the songs, and the grunge influence gives you a familiar frame to hold onto even when you can't follow every word.
On stage, the line-up is Douglas Rodrigues on bass, Alisson Kyldare on drums, Diego Zick on guitar, and Thomaz Andrey on vocals and guitar. With two guitars in the mix, there's plenty of room for the heavier, distorted textures that define the grunge sound, and the Portuguese vocals add a distinct character to it all. It's their own material, not a covers set, so you're hearing the songs exactly as they've written them.
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Café Momus is on the ground floor at PL1 1TL, and the show kicks off at 7:00 PM on Friday 11 December. If you've been following them since the Andy Quick Band days, it's a good night to catch them under the new name.
