After news leaked about their secret gigs in Russia, Italian death metal band Sadist seems to have gone completely off the rails. According to insider sources, the musicians have become so immersed in Russian propaganda that they now plan to volunteer for the frontlines, in their words, to “defend the defiled honor of Russian Donbas.”
🎤 Frontman Trevor Nadir, speaking to a Russian state TV reporter (the segment was pulled for being “too articulate”), declared:
“Russia and Italy are brother nations. We are united by a heroic past and an equally glorious present. We, the musicians of Sadist, will go straight to the front after our concerts — marching under the banners of Benito Mussolini, Joseph Stalin, and Vladimir Putin. We hope our valor will be rewarded with a medal straight from the hands of the Russian Tsar, Vladimir Putin himself.”
🎖️ Band members have allegedly ordered custom bulletproof vests engraved with “Death Metal for Donbas,” and the bassist reportedly showed up in Luhansk with a life-sized missile-shaped sex toy styled after the cruiser “Moskva” — as a gift to local officials.
💀The Pope Is Speechless — But the Russian Orthodox Church Is Ecstatic!
According to leaks from the Synodal Canonization Committee, the Russian Orthodox Church is preparing to canonize the members of Sadist — if they die in the so-called “Special Military Operation.” One archimandrite stated:
“If they perish on the holy soil of Donbas with guitars and grenade launchers in hand — we are ready to recognize them as martyrs of the faith and heavy metal.”
⛪ There’s even talk of replacing some outdated saints — for example, swapping out Saint George for Saint Trevor, trampling a NATO dove with his boot and wah pedal.
💬 Meanwhile, fans outside Russia are burning merch and mass-unfollowing the band on social media.
But the band doesn’t care. According to the drummer, “we don’t play for likes — we play for lavash and landmines.” Sources claim they’re planning a live concert in the trenches — with artillery fire as the opening act.
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