Keeping new music flowing like water, Iwrestledabearonce are streaming a new song featuring one of the greatest living music icons.

Debuting on GuitarWorld earlier today, “Carnage Asada” is the third song off August’s Late For Nothing to surface online. The song features IWBAO’s signature style of blistering riffs layered on top of pounding drums, fast-slapped bass, and screams that make your insides turn, with the additional presence of a solo contribution from the great Steve Vai. It may sound like a jarring collaboration on paper, but having had the song on repeat the last half hour I think it’s safe to say this is the best Late cut to surface to date. You can stream the song at the end of this post.

“Carnage Asada” is one of twelve progressive, jaw-dropping tracks from IWABO’s highly anticipated new album Late For Nothing, which also includes the recently released songs “Firebees” and “Thunder Chunky.” The album hits stores August 6, but can be preordered now.

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