Disharmonic Fields is a Brazilian heavy metal band formed in 1998, but it only established a solid lineup in October 2000 with the arrival of vocalist Nelson Küster, bassist Eloi Bilek, and drummer André Scuissiatto, who joined guitarists Sandro D Beast and Bruno Montejorge. From that point on, it didn’t take long for the band to stand out in the Brazilian heavy metal scene.

Based in Curitiba, Disharmonic Fields released their first demo in 2001, titled Beyond the Black Horizon, which received several positive reviews from specialized media. In 2004, Bruno left the band due to difficulties balancing his professional life with his musical commitments. The band then became a quartet, with Nelson taking on both vocals and guitar.

The following year, they released Killing Hopes, their first full-length album, featuring 12 tracks that showcased their full range: a powerful blend of aggression and melody. Their second album, Devil’s Weapon Shot, was released in 2016, marking a more solid and mature phase in the band’s evolution.

The name Disharmonic Fields is a play on the musical term “harmonic field” and also aims to highlight the broader lack of harmony in the world—whether symbolized by wars between nations or the inner turmoil of a disturbed mind.

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