Artist: Nausea
Title: Condemned To The System
Label: Willowtip Records
Cat #: WT-123
Release Year: 2014
Duration: Album
Format: CD
Packaging Type: Jewel case

Condemned To The System is the second full-length album from the American grindcore death metal band Nausea.

Los Angeles' Nausea, spearheaded by guitarist/vocalist Oscar Garcia, along with their sister band, Terrorizer (which also featured Garcia) helped define the Grindcore genre in the late 1980s. Now Garcia, along with long-time partner in crime Eric Castro (Majesty) have been joined by two new members: Bassist Alejandro CB (Pounder, Chemical Bitches) and guitarist Leon del Muerte (Murder Construct, ex-Exhumed, Phobia, Impaled, Intronaut) to unleash a ferocious new full-length album via Willowtip Records: “Condemned To The System”.

The album was recorded by Sean Vahle, (DIS, Phobia, Exhumed, Murder Construct, Intronaut) and mixed/mastered by Alejandro Corredor (Inquisition, Exhumed, Enslaved). The new album will feature a slew of new grinders like “…And We Suffer” and “Hate and Deception”, alongside vintage and unreleased tracks like “Falsely Accused” and “Does God Need Help?”. 

The band has been very active in the live arena for the past 3 years, performing at the Maryland Death Fest, Power of the Riff Fest, shows alongside Repulsion, Nails, Nasum, and most recently a European Tour that included a headlining spot at Bloodshed Fest in Holland, Hell Inside Fest, and Dresden Metal Fest in Germany. Next year the band is scheduled to play Mexico and Europe again. With their strongest line-up to date and proper label support, Nausea are ready to reclaim the legendary status that is rightfully theirs.

Recommended if you like: Terrorizer, Repulsion, Napalm Death, Brujeria, Lock Up, Brutal Truth, Carcass, Extreme Noise terror

Track Listing:
1. Freedom Of Religion    
2. Does God Need Help?    
3. World Left In Confinement    
4. Cries Of Pain    
5. Hate & Deception    
6. Corporation Pull-In    
7. Fuck The World    
8. Falsely Accused    
9. Condemn Big Business    
10. And We Suffer    
11. Absence Of War