Brazilian hardcore-thrash collective NADA have unveiled their official music video for “Black Bodies Bleeds,” off their searing album Entropia, now available on Wormholedeath Records.

Raw, Unfiltered Resistance

Filmed within the walls of the band’s rehearsal space, the video is a blunt confrontation with state violence and social injustice in Brazil. There are no filters, no theatrics—just the band at rawest power, delivering a sonic manifesto in the face of oppression.

Confronting Brutality with Fury

“Black Bodies Bleeds” delivers uncompromising riffs and high-velocity drums, combined with bilingual lyrics that address racism, authoritarianism, and neglect of marginalized communities. The track is not just metal—it’s a form of organized defiance, voiced by those who have been silenced.

Each chorus and breakdown delivers emotional impact, dismantling narratives that erase Black and low-income lives from Brazilian society. NADA’s music serves as both a direct confrontation and a rallying cry.

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Album Stream

The full album Entropia is available to stream on all major platforms.

Critics and Community Praise

Early commentary from listeners and underground metal reviewers highlights the track’s emotional weight and aggressive honesty. The song resonates as a vivid portrayal of resilience and protest, especially within Brazil’s socio-political climate.

What Drives NADA’s Vision

This release underlines the band’s commitment to using their platform for social commentary. With Entropia, NADA continue to combine hardcore punk urgency with thrash intensity—creating music that demands attention and fosters change.

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For fans of Rage Against the Machine, Toxic Holocaust, or modern protest metal, Entropia and its centerpiece “Black Bodies Bleeds” deliver relentless intensity with conscience.