It’s all change with Death-Thrashers Nervosa, as they reveal a new line-up and scathing new single/video 

Full-speed death-thrash metal engine Nervosa are setting the metal world ablaze with their brand new song, ‘Endless Ambition’. The steamrolling track is accompanied by an inexorably energetic music video and marks a new chapter and milestone in the band’s history, showcasing Nervosa with a revitalised line-up. 
 
Along with this blistering new offering, the band have finally lifted the veil on who will take over vocal duties on future releases. From now on, guitarist and founding member Prika Amaral will be the voice of Nervosa. ‘Endless Ambition’ acts as a first harbinger for everything that is about to come and shows the incredibly powerful attitude and talent of Amaral ruling in this new position.

Prika Amaral says about becoming vocalist:
“It was a huge challenge for me. It wasn’t something I planned or expected, but after a second change of vocalist, I didn’t want to go through these changes again, so I decided to face what a lot of people have said since the beginning of Nervosa – that I should be vocalist. But, as I always heard from some people that I didn’t have a technique, that the way I sang hurt my throat, I got carried away by that. Now, after studying vocal techniques for the last few months, I discovered that yes, I’ve always had the technique and feel comfortable facing this new journey, which I am enjoying a lot.”

With their latest record, Perpetual Chaos (2.8M plays on Spotify), thrash metal band Nervosa not only secured their first charting positions at #18 on the German album charts, #6 on the US Hard Music Albums and #9 on the US Top New Artist Albums charts, but also played some of Europe’s biggest festivals such as Summerbreeze and Wacken Open Air. The new standalone single ‘Endless Ambition’ graces their 35k monthly listeners and 77k followers on Spotify alone with an exciting glimpse of what’s about to come in 2023. Stay tuned for more exciting news coming soon!

Catch NERVOSA live in 2023
April 5th: SE -Linkoping / Platens
April 6th: NO – Inferno Metal Fest
April 7th: SE –  Borlänge / Broken Dreams
April 8th: SE – Sundsvall / Club Deströyer
April 11th: FI – Tampere / Yo-Talo
April 12th: FI – Helsinki / On The Rocks
 
May 20th: BE – Ostend / Huginns Awakening Fest
May 22nd: UK – London / The Underworld
May 23rd: UK – Bradford / Nightrain
May 24th: UK – Sheffield / Corporation
May 25th: UK – Wolverhampton / KKs Steel Mill
May 26th: UK – Manchester / Satans Hollow
May 27th:  UK – Northampton / Manorfest