By David E. Gehlke
ANGRA kicked open the door for Brazilian power metal 30 years ago with its “Angels Cry” debut. Keeping it open, however, has proved to be difficult. The band’s classic early lineup, fronted by the dashing André Matos, became a sensation in their home continent and Europe but disso…
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