A great voice with a great message.
"We breathe truth, we speak music, we exhale decadence."
Are you used to get odd looks on the street? People think and tell you that "you're not normal"?
"We breathe truth, we speak music, we exhale decadence."
Are you used to get odd looks on the street? People think and tell you that "you're not normal"?
Do they try to make you play by the rules? Or do you simply love good rock music? If so “The Happy Mothers” are here for you, naked without prejudice, and they have much to say.
Angry and rebellious by nature they do not think to follow the laws written by man and want to pass their messages through the rock, the music that fits them like a glove, for being the kind of music that over the generations has caused so much controversy for fighting against the system that tried to censor it. The Happy Mothers feel like a black sheep in this world, rejected by the herd where they were born and grew up, but they take advantage of this difference, with pride and ingenuity, to show the virtue of not following the ideas, ways of thinking and the same path of a society led by a pastor in which we are the white sheep living with fear of something new that can change our life.
These fantastic musicians make the unbeaten city proud (Porto) for showing that we should be ourselves and that we should live in peace as an individual to find our inner freedom. The Happy Mothers invite us to enter “the Palace of Dreams” a place where everything can happen, where the revolution starts, a war against repression, where the music and poetry are the rebellion against the system.
The poetic beauty of “The Bacchanalia Palace” shows that the happy mothers are much more than just a rock band they are the orgasmic marriage between powerful words and exciting music, hearing their music it´s like “sharing flesh an wine with our brothers”, it´s like a “festivity”, where you can do what you want and just be yourself. “You too can be part of all of the Bacchanalia Palace festivities that is if you’re sure that you are really prepared if you’re a black sheep and you can throw down your own Shepherd, you're in... if you dare.”
Founded in Porto, this rock and roll band has plenty to offer from the melodic rock of "spacetrip", the heavy riffs of "so sick" until the real rock solos as in "holy fuck" from "lust in psycho" album. Musicians and poets Pedro and Miguel met when they were Both 14, and they've Both Been devoted to music and Rock 'n' roll ever since, inspired by names such as Oscar Wilde, Aldous Huxley, Friedrich Nietzsche, Jim Morrison, Iggy Pop, David Bowie, Peter Kropotkin, Aleister Crowley, Richard Dawkins, William S. Burroughs, Charles Baudelaire, Charles Buckowsky, Jack Kerouac, Christopher Hitchens, Hunter S. Thompson, Bill & Otto Dix. Hicks, they made their way to the true rock and roll music.
Review by Pedro Ribeiro
Angry and rebellious by nature they do not think to follow the laws written by man and want to pass their messages through the rock, the music that fits them like a glove, for being the kind of music that over the generations has caused so much controversy for fighting against the system that tried to censor it. The Happy Mothers feel like a black sheep in this world, rejected by the herd where they were born and grew up, but they take advantage of this difference, with pride and ingenuity, to show the virtue of not following the ideas, ways of thinking and the same path of a society led by a pastor in which we are the white sheep living with fear of something new that can change our life.
These fantastic musicians make the unbeaten city proud (Porto) for showing that we should be ourselves and that we should live in peace as an individual to find our inner freedom. The Happy Mothers invite us to enter “the Palace of Dreams” a place where everything can happen, where the revolution starts, a war against repression, where the music and poetry are the rebellion against the system.
The poetic beauty of “The Bacchanalia Palace” shows that the happy mothers are much more than just a rock band they are the orgasmic marriage between powerful words and exciting music, hearing their music it´s like “sharing flesh an wine with our brothers”, it´s like a “festivity”, where you can do what you want and just be yourself. “You too can be part of all of the Bacchanalia Palace festivities that is if you’re sure that you are really prepared if you’re a black sheep and you can throw down your own Shepherd, you're in... if you dare.”
Founded in Porto, this rock and roll band has plenty to offer from the melodic rock of "spacetrip", the heavy riffs of "so sick" until the real rock solos as in "holy fuck" from "lust in psycho" album. Musicians and poets Pedro and Miguel met when they were Both 14, and they've Both Been devoted to music and Rock 'n' roll ever since, inspired by names such as Oscar Wilde, Aldous Huxley, Friedrich Nietzsche, Jim Morrison, Iggy Pop, David Bowie, Peter Kropotkin, Aleister Crowley, Richard Dawkins, William S. Burroughs, Charles Baudelaire, Charles Buckowsky, Jack Kerouac, Christopher Hitchens, Hunter S. Thompson, Bill & Otto Dix. Hicks, they made their way to the true rock and roll music.
Review by Pedro Ribeiro
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