Nuclear

Hailing from the heart of Chile’s underground, Nuclear returns with their most savage assault yet — a record that fuses the breakneck precision of thrash metal with the unrelenting brutality of death metal.

With Violent DNA, the band unleashes a six-track barrage of raw aggression, guttural fury, and apocalyptic vision straight from the scorched earth of the third world.

From its first moment, this release grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go. Creating a wall of noise that’s thick, hostile, and unapologetically primal. Blast beats collide with high speed-picked riffs, and the vocals tear through the mix with hellish growls and throat-shredding screams.

“Violent DNA”, “Not Yet A Man” and “Psychological Infanticide” stand as the record’s core — not just songs, but declarations of war. Beneath the carnage lies a vein of dark and sociopolitical criticism that reflects a world on the edge, filtered through dissonance, speed, and unfiltered rage.

Formed in 2003, Nuclear evolved from their roots in pure thrash to become a hybrid war machine — part death metal demolition squad, part thrash metal executioners and some furious hardcore punk attitude.

This is no genre tourism — this is a band that breathes chaos, and Violent DNA is their latest weapon. The aggression is unrelenting. The sound is filthy, fast, and brutal.