Biography
Age of Artemis is a heavy metal band formed in 2008 in Brasília, considered one of the most classic power metal groups in Brazil. Also in 2008, Artemis released the demo, “Fields of Ascension,” and in 2011, Edu Falaschi (ex-Angra) was invited to produce the band’s first album. The recordings and production process resulted in the creation of the iconic “Overcoming Limits.” With all the exposure in magazines and websites, Age of Artemis was elected the breakthrough band of the year in 2011, according to specialized websites and magazines.
In 2014, the band’s second album, “The Waking Hour,” was released, which, like the debut, was released in Japan by King Records. Both received excellent reviews from specialized media, resulting in two covers for Rock Meeting magazine, interviews for Brazilian TV programs, and a sold-out debut show in São Paulo.
In 2015, Age of Artemis achieved the grand feat of playing at one of the world’s most famous festivals, the 30th edition of Rock in Rio. The performance further increased the band’s notoriety throughout Brazil.
In 2017, the song “Unknown Strength” marked a new era for the band, becoming the gateway to the new album that would be released in 2019. “Monomyth” established Age of Artemis as one of the treasures of Brazilian metal. This album was also released in Japan and was considered the band’s best representation, given the maturity in the compositions and the personality expressed in the twelve tracks.
Despite the atypical year that was 2021, Age of Artemis brought some positivity through their new album. To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the release of “Overcoming Limits” (2011), the band decided to surprise fans by presenting “Overcoming 10 Years,” their first acoustic album. The concept behind this album isn’t just to turn off the guitars, but to bring new versions of songs that have been part of the history of the Brazilian metal scene. In addition to these versions, Age of Artemis has also included a completely new track called “Healing Wounds,” highlighting all the characteristics that have made Age of Artemis one of the best metal bands in Brazil.
Currently, the band is in the final stages of composing and pre-producing their new studio album, scheduled for release in 2026.
The single “Wind of Hope,” announced for January 2026, will preview the album and showcase the band’s current sound. The current Age of Artemis lineup features Daniel Menezes on vocals, Gabriel Soto on guitar, Giovanni Sena on bass, and Fabian Antunes on drums.



