BROTHERS OF NO ONE’s Latest Album ‘IODIO-131’ Poses A Fateful Crossroads: To Feel Anguish or to Remain Indifferent?

The Metallist PR
Jul 30
2 min read

Italy’s BROTHERS OF NO ONE have released their new album IODIO-131 on April 11th on the main digital streaming platforms. The new work from the Vicenza-based band, who has played at the 2019 edition of WACKEN OPEN AIR, features eight tracks of nu/groove metal, mixed and mastered at Audiocore Studio by Luca Cocconi (Modern Age Slavery, Gravery) and Simone Sighinolfi (Hallucinator).

Three videos have been taken from the album – watch them below!

Stream IODIO-131 on

Apple Music: https://tinyurl.com/24xr9au9

Amazon Music: https://tinyurl.com/4xtvs64h

IODIO-131 is one of the radioactive forms of iodine, which can kill in conditions of excessive exposure to its radiation, but at the same time can also save lives if used correctly. BROTHERS OF NO ONE‘s new album was born from the same concept and its lyrics reflect the anxiety of many. Some will feel relieved in not being alone in experiencing anguish regarding the themes covered in this album (ranging from war to blind faith, from social media addiction to sexual deviation), some will perceive anxiety that will instead leave room for indifference in others. IODIO-131 brings the band's Nu/Groove metal sound to a new level of evil, accompanied by the band's stunning new clothes.

Artwork and logo by Brothers of No One. Photos by Nera Vendetta (Nebbia Studio).

IODIO-131 tracklist:

1. Severe Exposure (1:27)

2. Get The Light (4:30)

3. Junky (4:09)

4. Carcinoma (4:54)

5. Eutanasia (3:45)

6. Pistantrophobia feat. Giovanni Berselli (The Modern Age Slavery) (3:08)

7. Thumbs Up (3:59)

8. No Love (5:43)