AydrA
14 Sep 2026
▶22 July 2024: the first new AydrA track after twenty years, and the single that reopened the whole story.
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Pioneering Italian technical death metal since 1986. Landmark releases: the cult classic *Icon of Sin* (1999) "hyperlogical non-sense" (2004) and the acclaimed *Leave to Nowhere* (2024).
Pioneers of the Italian technical death metal scene since 1986 — from the thrash roots of the Hydra era to the tech-death manifesto Icon of Sin (1999) and the acclaimed concept album Leave to Nowhere (2024). In the old-school vein of Death, Cynic, Atheist and Pestilence.
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AydrA
14 Sep 2026
▶22 July 2024: the first new AydrA track after twenty years, and the single that reopened the whole story.
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11 Sep 2026
▶On the road through the Balkans with Infernal Poetry, a new bassist, and the night in Mostar that became a song.
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9 Sep 2026
▶The come back show with Hydra as special guest, three shared songs, and AydrA back on the big stages.
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7 Sep 2026
▶Back from a mission with Médecins Sans Frontières, Mastro picks up the phone — and AydrA come back to life.
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4 Sep 2026
▶Between the end of 2007 and 2008 AydrA simply stop. Five years of silence — and the root reappears.
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2 Sep 2026
▶A new online press greets the album, the historic drummer steps away, and by 2007 something is quietly ending.
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2024
Concept album on an Eritrean migrant's journey toward Europe: the desert, Libyan camps, the Mediterranean, detention centres, the threat of deportation. Their first album in twenty years. 8.51/10 review average and several Best Metal Album 2024 awards.

2004
Second full-length: technical death metal, written between 2000 and 2003, produced by Frank Andiver of Labyrinth.
1999
First full-length: pure technical death metal, considered a cult album and a landmark of Italian tech-death. Named among the best of 1999 by US webzines. Not to be confused with the Psycho Pain Control EP.