From the seaside city of San Sebastián, in Chile's Valparaíso Region, comes a new name that metal fans should file away carefully: In Ad HomineM. The power trio have just released their debut full-length “Entre Fuego y Sombras” (Between Fire and Shadows), and pulled the curtain back with the single “Toda Mi Ira” — a track that lives up to its name.
In Ad HomineM is Giordano Moglia on lead vocals and guitars, Lucio Pérez on bass and vocals, and Roberto Zúñiga on drums. The three musicians share history: after years together in the band Krudo, they closed that chapter in the summer of 2023 and started something new on the Chilean coast, building the foundations of a heavier, more focused project.
The songwriting started almost immediately, but the band took their time. It wasn't until November 2025 that the trio finally stepped into the studio to track their debut, quietly working through the eight songs that would become “Entre Fuego y Sombras”. The album was released on June 1, 2026, together with the official music video for “Ciudad sin Dios”, and is available across streaming platforms.
Musically, In Ad HomineM sit exactly where a power trio should: no hiding, no filler. The riffs carry the weight, the rhythm section pushes hard, and the vocals go straight for the throat. “Toda Mi Ira” is a good entry point — a direct, angry statement of intent that showcases the band's chemistry and the confidence that only comes from musicians who have already spent years playing together.
The album title itself frames the record well. “Entre Fuego y Sombras” is a body of work built between two extremes: the fire of aggressive, riff-driven metal, and the shadows of introspection, frustration and the darker corners of everyday life. It's the sound of three players stepping out of a previous project with something to prove — and doing it on their own terms.
With the debut now out in the world and a music video already circulating, In Ad HomineM are one of the most interesting new names coming out of the Chilean underground in 2026. Fans of raw, honest, power-trio metal — the kind that trusts riffs, groove and voice more than studio tricks — should give “Toda Mi Ira” a spin and let the album run.
“Entre Fuego y Sombras” is out now on all major streaming platforms. Watch “Ciudad sin Dios” on Spotify and follow In Ad HomineM as they take their debut to stages beyond San Sebastián.
— Tomi Perrakoski / Metal Madness Weekly
