Excellent song. Really really good. Brazilian metal seems to be having some sort of resurgence with these ladies from the Nervosa / Crypta multiverse, and also with some of the more traditional bands. Angra just launched a single that might be the best song they've made in a LONG time. Ride Into The Storm, might be worth making it your next reaction.
Yeah,Crypta's new album crushed my tiny balls. I expect the upcoming Nervosa''s album would do the same but...there are no balls left. Prika on vocals-not bad.
From the older formation I only like Nervosa - Death. Don't you like even that song? Killer song! But I loved how Nervosa changed and the new band Crypta from the older members.
@@MAnnnooo1 I never got into Nervosa or Crypta until now. My wife yells at me everyday so i thought what’s the point? 😂 Anyways, Crypta’s new album kicks ass and listening to this new song from Nervosa got me excited. Cheers.
I reckon it works better with prika and Fernanda leading their own stuff rather than trying to work together. They want to do different music and lead in different ways. They got to a certain level with old nervosa, both for me both current bands are a lot better
First time hear them,start of song is excelent,that guitar line is uniqe..and after come mix of Kreator and Megadeth..anyway..girls know to play good metal..
Glad you talked about live version of songs. For me, gigs serves only to go there in person and see the artist. But I never liked to buy live records, for me it's make no sense in acquiring an inferior version of the songs you like it (maybe the vocals can't reach the notes of the studio album, or the guitars are missing layers, or the tempo is different, etc, and 99% of the time, bands fail to capture the sound of the crowd properly, and by properly I mean LOUD, the producers always mix with a lower volume, I don't know why, it's the crowd singing along very loud that are more exciting). Dvd's are more acceptable since you can see the musicians moving on stage, and playing which is a little more interesting (but seeing in person still better than watching on tv). Of course, nothing is always 100%, there's one or other live album I enjoy, like Judas Priest Metal Meltdown 98, not only Ripper do a fantastic work live, but it's the only chance to listen to him singing Halford era songs. And I have Iron Maiden Live After Death, but I bought just to complete the Eddie Head collection (the side of the CDs forms the image of the first album, so I had to buy the live album too).
Live albums are great for fans that live in remote towns that don’t necessarily get the chance to see their favourite bands live. They made more sense before the age of internet and YT, but now you can watch the performance on YT so a live album carries less value. Seeing a band live is not about the sound as much as it is about the experience and everything that goes with it. It is a show, make it a show.
Early sepultura vibe with some more modern elements - it's very good. Prika always brings intensity. Ultimately I do like crypta better (really great album), though maybe time to stop comparing them.
I defer in Fernanda is like she tried to deep growl and sometimes is like she forces it , she’s a great front woman but is like me and thrash is the vocalist screams like a little kid it losses me . That’s why I can’t stand overkill, exodus or these new age thrash bands cause the screaming just turns me off . Prika has a natural deep vocal style like it’s the Way Arch Enemy should sound like the matuarity on the music Speaks for itself
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