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NAHAYA Share Some Texan Slide In New Music Video "Incubator"

Jason Hesley
Apr 25, 2021
1 min read

NAHAYA (ft. members of Oceans of Slumber, Vesperian Sorrow, ex-Kingdom Collapse, Painting The Massacre, Cerebral Desecration) will be unleashing their new album, entitled "Vital Alchemy" via Rockshots Records on May 21, 2021. Today, the band shares their new music video for their second single "Incubator", which is their most unique song on the album and to the band entirely. Taking a more experimental approach to their sound, NAHAYA begins the song with a country slide, actually using a Lonestar beer bottle to capture the sound in studio to give it that immediate Texan vibe. They progressively build the track into sombre melodic vocals to quickly kick into a furious thrash / melo-death frenzy to come back around full circle. The band adds: "We think a song like this will be the inspiration for us to experiment more with our sound in the future. Lyrically, Incubator is inspired by the book "In the Dark Places of History" by Peter Kingsley. The book speaks about a form communion with Gods and Goddess while in meditative trance/deep sleep, sometimes under the guidance of oracles and spiritual individuals of the time."

Watch "Incubator" via Rockshots Records YouTube channel - https://youtu.be/aGjv_ZNZAmU Single stream (Spotify, Apple Music) - https://backl.ink/145422216

 
 
 

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