Serbian All-Female Death Metal Band NEMESIS Releases 'Dead End' Video

April 15, 2019

Serbian all-female death metal band NEMESIS has released a music video for the song "Dead End".

NEMESIS is putting the finishing stages on its debut album. They previously released three singles and opened concerts for BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE, THY ART IS MURDER and NERVOSA.

Formed in late 2013 in Belgrade, NEMESIS was heavily influenced by ARCH ENEMY. The band began by playing covers of its favorite acts but quickly went on to work on its own material.

Other groups that inspire NEMESIS include DEATH, IN FLAMES, TRIVIUM, KREATOR, GOJIRA and PANTERA. Their lyrics deal with problems of the 21st century, such as capitalism and globalization, but also philosophical themes.

NEMESIS is:

Vocals: Sanja Drča
Lead guitar: Aleksandra Petrović
Rhythm guitar: Tijana Milivojević
Bass: Biljana Sovilj
Drums: Selena Simić

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