Filmed and edited by Maxi Curnow, US DJentlemen Volumes have shared a compilation of footage from their appearance at Radar Festival in Manchester used to create a music video for “Bend” from their current album “Happier?“. That performance too place after one at the iconic Camden Underworld in London which happened to be on the
Tonight the main event is a rare appearance from Volumes upon our shores, a one off club show ahead of their appearance at Radar Festival in Manchester and while a lot has changed for the the band in recent times, a lot remains the same. The fierce loyalty of their fans through thick, thin and
Celebrating the fact that 4322 days after hearing “Via” for the first time this particular writer will get to see Volumes for the first time – live in London on 28th July in a one off show at the iconic Camden Underworld in London – we’re taking a stroll down memory lane. Back in 2010
“Mass prediction, unification breathing life into out lungs, Every creed and every kind to give us depth for strength, Taught when we’re young to hate one another, It’s time to have a new reign of power, Make pride universal so no one gives in, Turn our backs on those who oppose, Then when confronted we
The support acts for the previously announced European and United Kingdom headlining tour of Dance Gavin Dance that will arrive upon our shores in September have been unveiled with Caskets, Volumes and Eidola taking those slots rather than the rumoured Veil Of Maya meaning that Michael Barr and Myke Terry will once again go toe
It has to be said and no pun intended that Volumes are all together different animals in 2021 with the line up changes that have occurred in recent times, however their new album “Happier?” sounds very much like the band of old with original vocalist Michael Barr back on board. He spoke to Australian’s Wall
There can’t be many who wouldn’t like to see Bury Your Dead open for Volumes on a tour, or even a single show and get both Myke Terry and Matt Bruso doing a dual vocal. That would be immense. In the meantime Myke Terry, now in Volumes spoke to Heavy New York about the bands
Palm muted DJent grooves are usually the order of the day when it comes to the ever controversial Volumes. Having gained former Bury Your Dead vocalist Myke Terry to replace Michael Barr as their second vocalist last time out and faced up to the Heroin addiction of other lead vocalist Gus Farias it seems that
Volumes, Crown The Empire & Coldrain have announced a European run in September & October with 11 (yes, Eleven!) UK dates at the start of the tour. Seeing as Volumes are the heavier band of the trio, it should see Crown The Empire upping their game following the disappointment of their most recent offering “Retrograde”.
Volumes frontman Gus Farias’s struggles with Heroin addiction have been long documented. Courtesy of CaliberTV, here’s some live footage of him opening up on stage on the subject before the bands “Edge Of The Earth”. The bands current album “Different Animals” is out now via Fearless Records.
