Reffer

Origin

Belo Horizonte, MG

Years Active

1995

Genres

hardcore, melodic hardcore

Biography

Reffer is a Brazilian hardcore band formed in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, in 1995. Initially, the group was called Heffer, but changed to Reffer due to the existence of other bands with the same name. Throughout their career, Reffer has established itself as one of the important names in national hardcore, especially in the 90s, winning a legion of fans even after a period of hiatus. The band is known for its energy and for its contribution to the Brazilian melodic hardcore scene.

The band returned to the stage in 2011 for a series of shows, including the recording of a DVD by Ideal Records. Guitarist and vocalist Phil, one of the founding members, was instrumental in ideating this return, motivated by nostalgia when remastering old material by the band. This reunion with the public was marked by high expectations and the warm reception of fans, who demonstrated affection and the desire to see Reffer active again.

Reffer has influenced and been influenced by several bands in the Brazilian hardcore scene. Its discography includes albums like "Interference", released in 2001, and compilations celebrating its career. The band has participated in splits with other relevant names in the genre, such as Dead Fish, Noção de Nada and Street Bulldogs, reinforcing its connection with the Brazilian music scene.

Discography

• Really? (1995)
• Sweet Illusion (1997)
• Interference (2001)
• Street Bulldogs, Dead Fish, Reffer, Noção de Nada – Faces do Terceiro Mundo (2002)