
Fundada em 2020 na grande São Paulo, a Finis Hominis é um trio composto por músicos experientes: João Paulo na bateria, Vitu na guitarra e voz, e Mega no baixo e voz.
2. Moloch
3. O Homem que Virou Suco
4. Ultraprocessado
5. Sorumbatico
6. Seco
7. Alucinações Hipnagógicas

Founded in 2020 in Greater São Paulo, Finis Hominis is a trio formed by experienced musicians: João Paulo on drums, Vitu on guitar and vocals, and Mega on bass and vocals.
The band released its debut EP, “Sordidum Est”, in February 2023, as well as the singles Lorem Ipsum, released in December 2022, and Nem os Mortos São Neutros, released in February 2024. All tracks were recorded, mixed, and mastered by Renato Gimenez.
The band also released a live EP entitled “In Sole Putridum” in December 2024, as well as a music video for “Nem os Mortos São Neutros”, produced by Paulo Ueno of Kalavera Filmes. The band is relatively new, but they are fighting hard and hungry to showcase their work!
More recently, this full-length album was released, featuring seven tracks and 41 minutes of sheer heaviness, aggression, and a claustrophobic atmosphere. I received this release through Mateus, an important figure in the Florianópolis (SC) scene, an event producer and administrator of the Bruxa Verde Produções label.
He is the kind of guy who dives headfirst into the underground, driven by his love for the cause rather than simply seeking profits. Of course, expenses also need to be covered, and anyone who is truly part of Brazil’s underground scene knows how difficult it is to pay the bills while maintaining integrity. We have already encountered plenty of deadbeats within the scene.
The screams of horror and despair begin with the tracks “Alucinações Hipnopômpicas” and “Moloch”. This São Paulo band’s sound is rooted in heavy and anguished doom metal. I am not entirely sure whether the band chose the name Finis Hominis as a tribute to the renowned Brazilian filmmaker Zé do Caixão and Brazilian cinema, since he directed a film with the same title in 1971.
The next song is “O Homem que Virou Suco”, which is also the title of a Brazilian film released in 1981 and directed by João Batista de Andrade. An interesting fact: in 2015, the movie was included on the list compiled by the Brazilian Association of Film Critics (Abraccine), being regarded as one of the 100 greatest Brazilian films of all time. As we all know, metal, cinema, and literature have always walked hand in hand!
As the listening experience continues, claustrophobic tracks such as Ultra Processado and Sorumbático emerge. The São Paulo musicians deliver doom metal infused with death metal and sludge metal influences at certain moments, incorporating a modern edge and the fury of hardcore.
Bringing the listening experience to a close, we have the final two tracks: “Seco” and “Alucinações Hipnagógicas”, the latter being the longest song on the album, with almost ten minutes of dense, immersive, and claustrophobic music.
This album is genuinely a great piece of work! These musicians clearly know what they are doing. The guitars are heavily distorted and crushing, the vocals convey desperation and insane screams, the bass sounds powerful, while the drums alternate between slow, crushing passages and brutal bursts of aggression.
“De Natura Horroris” was recorded in September 2025 at Associação Cultural Sinfonia de Cães, in São Paulo, with production by Renato Gimenez (Vazio), Kauê Santos (I Shot Cyrus), and the band itself. The cover artwork was created by artist Mayara Adonais and is based on the painting The Sacrifice of Isaac by Italian painter Caravaggio (1571–1610), a dark and striking work featuring intense, eye-catching colors.
With the release of their first full-length album, Finis Hominis plans to hit the road and make their name known throughout the scene, delivering Portuguese-language lyrics with political messages, alongside a dense instrumental approach and references to Brazilian cinema.
Tracklist:
1. Alucinações Hipnopômpicas
2. Moloch
3. O Homem que Virou Suco
4. Ultraprocessado
5. Sorumbatico
6. Seco
7. Alucinações Hipnagógicas