Blind Zero

The first Portuguese rock-band to attain gold sales status in its homeland by singing in English, alternative rockers Blind Zero came together in the first ’90s. Their debut EP, Acknowledge, premiered in 1995 and became a collector’s item because it sold out therefore quickly. Their debut record, 1995’s Cause, partnered the music group with Jane’s Cravings/Alice in Stores manufacturer Ronnie S. Champagne. Flexogravity from 1996 discovered the music group flirting with hip-hop, while Transradio in the same calendar year was an acoustic affair. One Silent Incident from 1999 was documented with indie rock and roll manufacturer Don Fleming, and was heralded by critics. The band’s cover edition of David Bowie’s “Heroes” became an unofficial anthem for the Euro 2002 Soccer Tournament. A year afterwards, Ways to Bleed YOUR COMPANION would add another effective and revered record towards the band’s discography.