The latest guest on the Posto Emissor podcast, João Melo, lead singer of the returning band A Fúria do Açúcar, discussed the differences between how music was produced and consumed in the past versus how it is done today, citing U2 as an example: “They started out genuinely and turned into a caricature of themselves.”
João Melo (A Fúria do Açúcar): “The sound of U2 is a trick, it’s nothing more than that. They’ve been at this their whole lives. They are zombies: the bodies are there, but the soul is long gone”
Sunday, 15 March 2026RSS
