Thrash Metal | Peruvian Metal | New Release “1993” marks Estigma’s return to recording after 10 years, presenting a brand-new single that will be part of their upcoming studio album. This track is a direct statement of principles—an honest and powerful response to the Bay Area Thrash Metal sound that has deeply influenced the band since its early days. Musically, 1993 draws from old-school thrash: aggressive riffs, speed, attitude, and raw energy, inspired by the scene defined by legendary bands such as Metallica, Exodus, Testament, Vio-lence, and Forbidden—but reinterpreted through the lens of today’s Peruvian and Latin American metal reality. ? The lyrics reflect the constant struggle of a metalhead: balancing professional demands, personal responsibilities, and everyday life while refusing to abandon the passion for metal, the stage, and musical creation. 1993 is not just a song—it’s a manifesto about resisting, persisting, and staying true to Thrash Metal, even when the road becomes uphill. This single represents a new chapter for Estigma, keeping the underground essence intact while delivering solid production and a clear vision for the future of the upcoming album. ? If you’re a fan of classic Thrash Metal, Bay Area thrash, underground metal, and bands that keep fighting against time and the system, this track is for you.

Music: David "Wild" Vargas. Lyrics: Gustavo. Video: Giovanni Gómez. Drums: Leopoldo Campos and vocals recorded at Giovanni Lama Studio. Guitars recorded by David "Wild" Vargas, guitar solos by David Wild and Carlo "Goyo" Rojas. Bass recorded by Jouvet Lavado. Cover art by Zemog Mixing and mastering by JFT Producciones (Spain).

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