Mão Morta – O.D., Rainha Do Rock & Crawl

O.D., Rainha do Rock & Crawl is the second album by Mão Morta, released in 1989, marking a turning point in the band’s rise as one of the most distinctive and provocative acts in Portuguese rock.

The record expands the group’s dark, literary universe, blending the weight of rock with experimental atmospheres and raw, unsettling poetry. Songs such as “Cão de Morte”, “Budapeste” and “E Se Depois” reveal Adolfo Luxúria Canibal’s lyrical depth and theatrical presence, supported by an intense and immersive sound. O.D., Rainha do Rock & Crawl cemented Mão Morta’s cult status and left a defining mark on Portugal’s late-80s alternative scene.