Bullet Bane

Origin

São Paulo, SP

Also known as

Take Off The Halter

Years Active

2009

Genres

alternative rock, melodic hardcore, punkcore

Instruments

vocals, guitar, bass, drums

Biography

Bullet Bane is a Brazilian alternative rock and melodic hardcore band formed in São Paulo in 2009. Initially known as Take Off The Halter, the band changed its name to Bullet Bane to avoid misunderstandings of the original meaning in international contexts. The group's sound is marked by a fusion of technical riffs, melodic vocals, and fast beats, addressing themes in their lyrics such as the environment, society, and everyday life. Throughout their career, the band has released several albums, EPs, and splits, establishing themselves as a reference in the national independent scene.

Over the years, Bullet Bane has gone through some lineup changes, but has maintained a consistent work ethic, influenced by bands like NOFX, Millencolin, and A Wilhelm Scream. The band has played over 400 shows across Brazil and shared the stage with several renowned international artists, in addition to performing at Rock in Rio in 2019. Their discography includes albums like "New World Broadcast" (2011), "Impavid Colossus" (2014), "Continental" (2017), "Ponto" (2020), "BLLT" (2022), and "ART.FICIAL" (2024), demonstrating a constant evolution in their musical approach.

The band is known for their energetic live performances and strong connection with the audience, which is reflected in the positive reception of their more recent work, such as "O AGORA QUE COBRA VIVER" (2026). With a career marked by experimentation and the search for new sounds, Bullet Bane continues to innovate by incorporating electronic and pop elements into their music, without losing the essence of the melodic hardcore that made them famous. The band currently consists of Lucas Guerra (vocals), Danilo Souza (guitar), Fernando Uehara (guitar), Rafael Goldin (bass), and Andrew Lee (drums).

Discography

• New World Broadcast (2011)
• Zander (9) / Bullet Bane / Fire Driven / Plastic Fire – Chumbo (2012)
• Music Is The Most High (2013)
• Impavid Colossus (2014)
• Ao Vivo em São Paulo (2016)
• Continental (2017)
• Continental Acústico (2019)
• Ponto (2020)
• Ao Vivo no Rajada Fest (2021)
• BLLT (2022)
• BLLT Ao Vivo (2023)
• BLLT DLX (2023)
• Art.Ficial (2024)
• O Agora que Cobra Viver (2026)