Brazilian hardcore/thrash agitators NADA have released the official music video for “Black Bodies Bleeds”, taken from their searing new album Entropia, out now via Wormholedeath.
Shot in the stark intimacy of the band’s rehearsal space, the video is unfiltered and defiant—a sonic warcry against a reality shaped by institutionalized violence, rising fascism, and denialism tearing at the fabric of Brazilian society.
“Black Bodies Bleeds” is NADA at full force: a visceral blend of razor-sharp riffs, relentless rhythm, and bilingual lyrics that cut deep into themes of racism, state brutality, and social neglect. It’s not just music—it’s resistance. With each line and breakdown, NADA dismantles the narrative that marginalizes Black and poor communities, delivering a fierce testament to those caught in the crossfire.
Wormholedeath is proud to welcome Brazilian hardcore thrash metal powerhouse NADA to its roster! The relentless trio has signed a deal for the release of their full-length album, Entropia, a ferocious and politically charged record that embodies the chaos and defiance of modern Brazil.
NADA: Uncompromising, Unrelenting, Unfiltered
Formed in 2020 in the interior of São Paulo, NADA emerged as a response to the growing social and political turmoil in Brazil. With the pandemic forcing them into isolation, the band used their time to craft a sound that is as raw and urgent as the reality they face.
Driven by the rise of the extreme right and the spread of fascism and denialism in Brazil, NADA channels their rage into fast, direct, and unapologetic music. Their hard-hitting riffs and no-nonsense lyrics aim at the injustices plaguing their country, blending social critique with deeply personal reflections.
After making their mark with a blistering self-titled debut EP in 2022, featuring five uncompromising tracks, the band is now set to unleash their most powerful statement yet: Entropia.
Entropia: A Soundtrack to a Fractured Society
A sonic gut-punch that refuses to be ignored, Entropia captures the intensity of life in Brazil over the past decade. The album reimagines five tracks from NADA’s debut EP while introducing eight brand-new songs, resulting in a relentless fusion of thrash, hardcore, punk, and death metal, infused with Brazilian and South American influences.
The album’s cover art, designed by @kaparootz, depicts the destruction of Indigenous values upon first contact with colonial forces—an allegory for the modern world’s descent into deception and manipulation. NADA draws a parallel between this historical loss and today’s society, where truth is often drowned in a sea of lies.
More than just an album, Entropia is a battle cry. It’s the sound of a band refusing to stay silent, using music as a weapon to confront oppression and demand change.
1 · 1984 (Crumbs for the Poors) 2 · Sociofobia 3 – Julgamento 4 · Entropia 5 · Vengeance 6 · Nada 7 · Simpatia 8 · Veneno 9 · O Cego e o Orgulho 10 · Distopia 11 · Black Bodies Bleeds 12 · O Ovo da Serpente 13 · Porcos da Mentira
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