The video,
whose title means “Today, it rains molotovs” intersperses footage of kids playing soccer innocently with shots
of antifa activists getting ready to fight to protect them. The song sounds like the homemade bomb of the
title, one that detonates in your auditory cortex; and it’s a stark reminder of what’s at stake, as fascism
continues its pernicious rise around the world. Scúru Fitchádu describes the song as a call to “fight against
every form of racism and social oppression,” citing “the moral obligation to not let this poison slide. Fascism
is not [to be] discussed, it must be fought!” Hear! Hear!"
AFROPUNK, March 12, 2019

"Luckily I've been playing a lot and the audience there has the perception of what Scúru Fitchádu really is
about. I've been playing for audiences and what satisfies me the most is seeing a cross between guys that
might be different in taste at first. I see old school punks at moshpit with the trance guys, the boiling bass
music guys, girls from 'good families' crowdsurfing on top of the 'berdianus boys'. All in a very interesting
salty to see and feel. This is what I make music for. I want to be The Specials of Almada! [Laughter]"
Rimasebatidas - February 4, 2019