“Nothing is permanent, there is only agony in the end” was the bleak tagline that accompanied the debut album “Cold” from Nu-Metalcore outfit Indevth back in 2021. The band had inked a deal with Famined Records for the release and issued no less than four pre-release singles as they created a blueprint for world domination
Having announced their participation in the Phoenix Next Gen Weekender presented by Mortal Metal Festival in May, Indevth have premiered a music video for the title track of their 15th March releasing EP “Drowning“. It follows “Lurk” and “Nothing Left” out of the gate leaving two cuts for the big day…
Having offered up a prize pair of singles in “Lurk” and “Nothing Left” either side of the festive season, Indevth have announced that 15th March will see a new EP landing on Planet Metal. Titled “Drowning” it includes both of those cuts and an unholy trilogy more. As if that wasn’t enough to blow our
When you’ve got TheCityIsOurs frontman Oli Duncanson behind the camera you know you’ve got a safe pair of hands and a solid music video on the cards which is no doubt why Indevth chose the visual master for “Nothing Left“. That breaks the glass of 2024 as their first single of the year and follows
After a night where the first five bands brought their A game to The Hairy Dog in Derby, the standard has been set for others to maintain and make the final Techabilitation a momentus occasion to send Tech-Fest off in style. Ten bands are primed and ready to do battle with an audience suffering from
Not content with surpassing 500k between EP “Bleed” and album “Cold” or playing the 10th Anniversary of Tech-Fest in the summer, English Metalcore merchants Indevth have shared their heaviest offering to date. Titled “Lurk”, the track is three minutes and thirteen seconds of raw aggression that delves into the unrelenting effects of depression and anxiety.
Travelling up to the 10th Anniversary of Tech-Fest there are mixed feelings. The line up this year is incredible but the knowledge that maybe the final one weighs heavy on the head. It doesn’t feel right that something so great should come to an end, however making this one a celebration is paramount. That’s something
