Nausea

X-Raided · Los Angeles [1980]

Today you're gonna be so sick so sick you'll prop your

forehead on the sink say oh christ oh jesus christ

my head's gonna crack like a bank tonight you'll fall

asleep in clothes-so late like a candy bar wrapped

up for lunch that's all you get to taste poverty and

spit poverty and spit nausea bloody red eyes go to

nausea bloody red eyes go to nausea bloody red eyes

go to sleep you're talking out of harmony you can't

remember what you said cut it out you feel retarded

take the sissors saw the head

Nausea

X-Raided's 'Nausea' stands as a defining track from the 1980 Los Angeles scene, captured on the seminal album *Los Angeles [1980]*. Released during the height of the New Wave of American Heavy Metal, the song exemplifies the genre's raw energy and aggressive soundscapes that characterized the era. As a staple of X-Raided's discography, the recording showcases the band's signature blend of punk and metal influences, delivering a high-octane performance that resonated deeply with audiences of the time. The track remains a critical component of their catalog, often cited as a key influence on subsequent acts in the thrash and hardcore movements. Its enduring presence in the public consciousness highlights the band's significant contribution to the development of modern heavy music.