Nervosa announce new album and release first single with video

“Slave Machine,” the sixth studio album by Brazilian thrash/death metal band Nervosa, will be released on April 3rd by Napalm Records, as per theprp. For this record, the group was once more collaborating behind the boards with Martin Furia of Destruction. You can watch the title track’s music video, which was directed by Dimitris Preve, below.

This song is everything that we want to say and play, many different vocal layers and guitar melodies like a scream to say that we are all part of the ‘Slave Machine’.

‘Slave Machine‘ is the most brutal and melodic album of Nervosa, and we are proud to take this step further, keeping our roots.

Tracklist:

1. Impending Doom“
2. Slave Machine
3. Ghost Notes
4. Beast Of Burden
5. You Are Not A Hero
6. Hate
7. The New Empire
8. 30 Seconds
9. Crawling For Your Pride
10. Learn Or Repeat
11. The Call
12. Speak In Fire

You can get your copy by clicking here.

With twelve new songs, the quintet expands its devastating style. The opener “Impending Doom” builds up menacingly: thunderous riffs and jagged drums underline the musicians’ dominance in the scene. The title track then picks up the pace and adds a surprisingly alternative-style bridge to an already catchy chorus – a new side to the thrash icons. “Ghost Notes” unleashes a storm of fierce riffs with equally strong recognition value, driven by stomping drums and the frenzied vocals of Prika Amaral, crowned by an impressive guitar solo. In “Beast Of Burden“, Nervosa show their harshest side, while “You Are Not A Hero” gives” Slave Machine” a genuine anthem with its magnificent chorus. “Hate” demonstrates raw brutality, while “The New Empire” strives for destruction with melodic precision. “30 Seconds” reaches dizzying heights and in “Crawl For Your Pride” Nervosa practise their characteristic social criticism with hard-hitting lyrics. In “Learn Or Repeat” and “The Call”, the band finally sprinkles in some modern groove with old-school vibes before Slave Machine rebels one last time with the menacingly dark “Speak In Fire“.

Nervosa erupt like a metal volcano with their latest album. Never satisfied, always searching for something new, one overwhelming riff after another – “Slave Machine” is an uncompromising statement: it comes, it sees, it conquers.