Celebrating the fact that “Strangers Skin” has surpassed a million Spotify streams and that “Chains” is fast approaching two million, Yorkshire Tea loving Nu-Metal gentlemen Black Coast have locked in some shows. They will take place in October with South Wales Sad bois Delour in support, all made possible with the help of Jackson Guitars, Blackstar
Recorded at Long Wave Studios (Bring Me The Horizon, Holding Absence, Nova Twins) before being mixed and mastered by Tom Williams at Audio Peak Recordings, EP “False Idol” brings to an end a waterfall release of stand alone singles that has lasted three years for Cardiff Technical Metalcore act Contrasts. During that time the Welsh quintet, who comprise vocalist
Continuing to plough new furrows in our craniums with their big choruses and heavy grooves are emotion driven Welsh Metal heads De’Lour. They claim to play nothing but sad which is great because that’s just how we like it and “Follow” is their latest burnt offering. Hopefully they’ve not forced new bassist Cerith Thomas through
Big choruses and heavy grooves make for the blend of emotion driven Metal that Welsh riff slingers De’Lour have crafted to make their sound. After welcoming Cerith Thomas to the fold as their new bass player they have shared single “Echoes And Empires” as their first of 2025 after last year saw EP “The Ghost
