Remember those Kerrang Magazine K! Pit shows that were filmed in a London dive bar called Blondies? Well that is the location for this pro-shot full set from Essex Death Metallers Beyond Extinction. They’ve been inspiring Mosh Pit violence up and down the country with their EP “Nothing More Wretched” as this Steph Evans confirms.
By their own admission encouraging violence in the pit since 2019, the prior convictions of Essex Death Metal quartet Beyond Extinction speak for themselves. Selling out half of their first headlining tour of our green and pleasant land, vocalist Jasper Harmer, guitarists Jude Bennett and Zack Scott alongside drummer Niall Ali decimated the weak at
Dispensing with the usual hangover jokes about Sunday morning being the day after the night before, we’re going to take a leaf out of the book of Roxette who came up with the title “Don’t Bore Us – Get to the Chorus!” for their 1995 greatest hits record – the one and only time the Swedish Pop
Essex-based death metallers Beyond Extinction have returned with the title-track single to their upcoming EP “Nothing More Wretched” alongside a live performance video from their recent sold-out headline show at London’s Blondies. Due 17th March 2023 and featuring the previously released “Gravedigger” and “Eyes Of God, Look Down Upon Me“, the new record is the
As announced earlier in the week with the news of a headlining run of shows to surround it Essex Death Metal extremists Beyond Extinction have unvieled a new single in “Gravedigger” that features a guest vocal appearance from Patty Kolasa of Existentialist. It is the precursor to a sophomore EP set for 17th March and
The era of “The Fatal Flaws Of Humankind” will reach its bitter conclusion on 17th March as Essex Death Metal extremists Beyond Extinction will unveil a new EP titled “Nothing More Wretched“. That will preceded by a single “Gravedigger” that features a guest vocal appearance from Patty Kolasa of Existentialist fame on 15th January with
Breaking out of lockdown after almost two years of live show decimation in 2022 was one of many of the years joys and so to be able to bring back a category like this to the Listmania Awards season (trademark, patient applied for) is something we’ve been looking forward to doing for a long time.
On the journey through this Metal Life it can be amusing as to how a band may appear on your radar. For this writer, the discovery of Essex Blackened Deathcore souls Virgin Witch came about for no other reason that seeing that they were playing shows up and down the country with Beyond Extinction. Their
It’s the final countdown… The last gig of 2022 for this writer happens to be our first visit to Suburbia in Southampton, a small but perfectly formed venue, ideal for underground Metal acts to cut their teeth in the live arena and hone their skills for when opportunity arises. It has been brass monkey weather
Having spent the summer touring with Beyond Extinction in support of their May released EP “Gloom“, London Deathcore quartet Virgin Witch could have been excused had they desired to take the festive season off. The cloaked ones have other plans and have been pulling up a few trees to get none other than Jason Evans of Ingested
