Italian Psychedelic Stoner outfit Malota have released a new video for the track Nermin, taken from their upcoming album Scapegoat, due out October 10th via Ho Down Records.

You can watch the video for Nermin here:

While pre-orders for Scapegoat are available from this link.

The band comment:

“The song recalls the events of Srebrenica in 1995, when one of the gravest genocides of the postwar era was perpetrated on its outskirts by Serbian forces, under the indifference of NATO and the UN. Crying out his son’s name—Nermin—with the last shreds of hope, Ramo Osmanović implores him to come out of the woods and surrender to the Serbs, believing they would spare him and even provide food… Both father and son would instead be killed by those very men, as well as by the betrayal of those who should have protected them: the international community. There is no message of hope, no redemption. The world has learned nothing from its recent history. We see it again today in the Palestinian genocide, carried out by the Nazi-Israeli regime.”

Tracklist:

• 1. Clemency
• 2. Zouari Brigade
• 3. Nermin
• 4. …but Deliver Us from Pain
• 5. Космонавт Pt 2 1st Movement – Descent
• 6. Космонавт Pt 2 2nd Movement – Homecoming
• 7. In a Common Grave
• 8. Until the Next Nuclear Holocaust

PRESS SOURCE: Dominik Goncalves dos Reis/All Noir.