Nashgul is a Spanish grindcore band known for their visceral sound and aggressive musical delivery. Formed in the early 2000s in A Coruña, Galicia, the group has carved out a distinct niche within the extreme metal underground with their blend of relentless grindcore, crust punk influences, and a passion for B-movie and horror film culture. Their thematic content often revolves around social criticism, horror, and apocalyptic scenarios, which is fittingly accompanied by a ferocious sonic assault.

Over the years, Nashgul has unleashed a slew of recordings that have secured their status among enthusiasts of the genre. With notable releases such as "El Dia Despues al Fin de la Humanidad" (2010), which translates to "The Day After the End of Humanity," and "Cárcava" (2016), the band has demonstrated a consistent evolution of their sound while staying true to their grindcore roots. Their works, including "Humanicidio" and the tribute "Un Omaggio A Lucio Fulci e Fabio Frizzi," showcase not only their brutal musical prowess but also their admiration for Italian horror cinema. The relentless energy of their compositions and the unyielding ferocity of their performances have established Nashgul as a mainstay in the international grindcore scene.

Genres

Grindcore

Metal Galego

Latest Release

Oprobio

Nashgul

Album - 16 Tracks - Released September 29, 2023