In 1999, the compilation Everybody Everybody – The Best of Viper was released to celebrate fifteen years of Viper. In 2001, the band officially returned to their activities, doing some concerts around the Brazil. Soon after, guitarist Yves Passarel left Viper to keep his focus on his new band, Capital Inicial, a renowned Brazilian pop-rock band; his brother Pit also works with this band as a composer. In 2004, with a new singer, Ricardo Bocci, Viper resumed touring in Brazil, and in 2005 they released a DVD documentary, 20 Years Living for the Night. In December 2005, the band released a "20 years of Viper" DVD, detailing the history of the band. They also started working in the pre-production of a new album, and recorded a demo; in February 2006 they started recording the album. All My Life was finally released in June 2007. After a tour in Brazil, Viper went into hiatus again; in February 2010, Bocci announced that, given the band's inactive status, he had left it to work in his solo career. Andre Matos joined the band again in 2012 for a new Brazilian tour. Commenting on this reunion, he said: Members Current Pit Passarell – bass (1985–present), lead vocals (1991–2004) Felipe Machado – guitars (1985–present) Guilherme Martin – drums (1989–1990, 2004–2005, 2012–present) Leandro Caçoilo – vocals (2017–present) Kiko Shred (2021–present) Former Andre Matos – lead vocals (1985–1990, 2012–2016; died 2019) Yves Passarell – guitars (1985–1996) Cassio Audi – drums (1985–1989) Gustavo Rodrigues – drums (2000–2004) Val Santos – guitars (2004–2007), drums (1989) Ricardo Bocci – lead vocals (2004–2009) Marcelo Mello – guitars (2007–2009) Renato Graccia – drums (1991–1996, 2005–2009) Hugo Mariutti – guitars (2012–2020) Timeline Discography Studio albums Soldiers of Sunrise (1987) Theatre of Fate (1989) Evolution (1992) Coma Rage (1995) Tem Pra Todo Mundo (1996) All My Life (2007) Timeless (2022) Other releases The Killera Sword (demo, 1985) Vipera Sapiens (EP, 1992) Maniacs in Japan (live album, 1993) Everybody Everybody (compilation, 1999) Do It All Again (demo, 2005) To Live Again – 25 Years (live album, 2015) "The Spreading Soul Forever" (single, 2020) Documentaries 20 Years Living for the Night (2005) See also Angra Shaman References External links Official website YouTube channel Musical groups established in 1985 Brazilian power metal musical groups English-language musical groups from Brazil Musical quartets Musical groups disestablished in 1996 Musical groups reestablished in 2004 Musical groups from São Paulo 1985