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Ad Nauseam
Ad Nauseam formed in Turin, Italy in 1999 around Alessandro Nunziati on vocals and bass and Marco Mastrobuono on drums. Their music is a particularly...
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Ad Nauseam formed in Turin, Italy in 1999 around Alessandro Nunziati on vocals and bass and Marco Mastrobuono on drums. Their music is a particularly low-tuned and intense variety of death metal. They released albums like 'And So I Watch You from Afar' in 2004 and 'Nihil Quam Vacuitas Ordinatum Est' in 2006.
One of their tracks is 'The House Of 1000 Corpses', which takes its name from a Rob Zombie film. The band's sound and lyrical themes, which often deal with dark subjects, have kept them a distinct presence within their corner of the genre. Nunziati and Mastrobuono have been consistent figures in the group's lineup over time.
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