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NALVAGE was delivered in Autumn 2002 in Naples (Italy) by Hypersang, Remenis, Amaral and Luca. In March 2003 the band entered in studio to record a 2 tracks Promo: “2 Hymns: Countless Corpses”. This Promo was exclusively destined to the metal clubs in order to start the live activity and the songs were made available for everyone on the official website. In 2 years of existence, Nalvage gathered a satisfying amount of on-stage experience, playing all across Italy along with other underground metal bands and also with historical acts as Necrodeath and Infernal Poetry. Amongst the concerts, the band reached the final night of Metal Hammer’s contest ‘Battle of the Metal Bands’ in Milan.
In Autumn 2004 Nalvage entered again in studio to record the EP “Idiosyncratical Armageddon”, an abortion of death/black metal with brutal assaults and cold melodic explosions, based on a socio-philosophic concept about the transcendence of the Being (the lyrics can be founded on the website).
In the winter 2006, Hypersang left Nalvage for personal reasons. In the beginning of 2007 King joined the band but he left the band after some months for family problems. From November 2007, after a big research, the new vocalist is Andrea Tilberis from doom band "Embrace my Ruin".
Now with Tilberis we are sure the sound is more extreme!
In the spring 2008 the band enterd in the Nero Sound Studios (near Naples) to record the first full-length CD entitled "Worship Dehumanization" and actually we've already finished to record. Also the mixing/mastering (done by Michele Pirozzi) is complete.

We're currently searching for a serious label interested for a promotion/distribution of the CD and for future productions.
Those who are interested can contact us at INFO@NALVAGE.NET, we'll send a "Worship Dehumanization" PromoPack.



Some copies of our EP "Idiosyncratical Armageddon" (2005) are remained. Click on the image below or contact us to order a copy for 5 euros (will be shipped with a free copy of "2 Hymns: Countless Corpses").