Secoli Morti are back with their new “third” album “Sanguina”, out on Professional Punkers from April 7th 2023 available digitally, CD and for the first time for the band also on vinyl!
 The album's release was preceded by the launch of the first single, “Sanguina,” which came out on March 20th and has already garnered considerable acclaim among industry insiders and non-industry alike.
 A spectacular music video for this song was also released, shot in Turin at the NOVAROL FILM STUDIOS and directed by Manuele Di Siro (Tuby).

 This is the third album from the Lombard hardcore band, released three years after their previous album , "La Paura." This is undoubtedly the band's most carefully crafted and inspired work, characterized by increasingly introspective lyrics that draw on personal experiences. From the very first listen, it's virtually impossible not to sense the band's urgency to free themselves from a burden and put to music thoughts and feelings that many of us will surely recognize. Sound-wise, the trio seeks to deviate slightly from their previous albums, combining their signature pounding rhythms with a sonic definition that helps further highlight the work they've done on the structure of these 13 new songs.
 The album was recorded in the “Km33” studio in Trezzo sull'Adda by Frank Altare and at the “Contagio Studio” in Robecco sul Naviglio while the mix and master were entrusted to Antonio “Totonno” Nevone of Duff Records , a very well-known figure in the scene and synonymous with guarantee.
 In short, all that's left to do is put "Bleeding" on the turntable, turn up the volume, and make the neighbors hate you!
 “Bleeding” Album Info:

 

  

   

   
 Tracklist:
 It bleeds
 I Alive With the Dead
 You will find me
 I am Rain
 Black The Night
 Sell it
 Game of Me
 Naked Tears
 A Sense of Hope
 My Skin
 A Single Moment
 Banal Words
 In the Clothes I'm Wearing
 Label: Professional Punkers
 Release Date: April 7, 2023
 Distribution: Professional Punkers
 Registered at: Km33 and Contagio Studio
 Mix Master: Antonio Nevone Duff
 Artwork: Ruggero Delcuratolo