Chemical Wire são agora Davide Lobão (guitarra e voz), Daniel Carvalho (bateria) e Bruno Monteiro (baixo).

Podem ler aqui.

As novidades serão anunciadas nos próximos dias.

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Os Chemical Wire são actualmente destaque do novíssimo Music Studio do Myspace.

Para breve está também o destaque do vídeo da canção Bees em Scuzz.tv.

Existe também uma nova review Glitzine.
Também está para breve uma review da revista inglesa Fireworks.

Entretanto está também disponível no myspace uma música inédita, Red Square, gravada algures durante o ano de 2007, remisturada agora, em 2009.

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CHEMICAL WIRE : “ Bees EP ”
TBA 28.9.09

Smoothly riding at the outset, this trio play power-pop that, unfortunately flips into harder riffs mere seconds in. They seem a bit unclear as to where their music fits, making it hard to settle into a riff. The press release drops hints that they’d like to be seen as co-travellers with At The Drive In and The Pixies but both those bands are / were more monomaniacal. Chemical Wire seem to flip between genres – which I’d often laud but here, they just sound like they’re doing it for effect and can’t settle.

The second track is more intense and fraught, sticking more to its guns and winning more attention. It switches between tight jerks and brief respites for a soaring chorus but leaving the whole wound up tight and full of restlessness. If they have more like that, they’ll be worth checking out when they tour the UK in spring.

Chemical Wire come from Portugal and their appeal lies not a million miles from Biffy Clyro. Their sleeve has to come in for special mention – it is like a piece of limited edition art and might well be made out of a real bit of a chest X-Ray. Just don’t ask how they got them……..

Ross McGibbon

“CHEMICAL WIRE Bees

Portuguese rock. Really. You heard it first here at GRTR!

Chemical Wire are a quirky rock / indie / punk three piece – Pedro Pires (drums and vocals), Pedro Melo (bass and vocals) and Davide Lobao (guitars and vocals).

Bees opens with a really nice melody, then about a minute in, the pace quickens and anarchy breaks out with angular rhythms, power chords and general chaos. The b/side Lovely Modern Sadness equally demonstrates the band’s accomplished playing and fusion of styles. Think Biffy Clyro on an Easyjet Algarve holiday.

It just goes to show that rock truly knows no boundaries these days. But it’s hard to imagine Ronaldo listening to Chemical Wire while he’s showboating around Vale De Lobo in his Ferrari. The band will be touring the UK early in 2010. ***

Review by Pete Whalley”