Milking their return single “Vermin” for all it’s worth, after a live drum playthrough from Cameron Humphrey and a one take vocal in the same vein from former MTXS frontman Paul Collins, now it’s the turn of new Lotus Eater guitarist Adrian Cooper, also formerly of MTXS to drop his own video. So from behind
Now that the re-tooled Gloom Metal pioneers Lotus Eater have announced themselves with a brand new single in “Vermin“, drummer Cameron Humphrey has been caught on camera playing the track through as live in a single take and if you’re thinking there is something familiar about him, that Leopard hair style was once the choice
Now that the smoke has cleared, the dust settled and the mirrors of illusions of a new beginning shattered, Lotus Eater have re-emerged as an entirely new beast. Drummer Cameron Humphrey is the only remaining member of the original line up with former MTXS members Adrian Cooper and Paul Collins joining on guitar and vocals
For all the social media talk of fresh starts and new beginnings making us feel like Glaswegian Gloom Metal Monsters Lotus Eater might suddenly have flipped a coin and decided to drop a Shoegaze album, it seems that what was meant was a big line up shift. Judging by the new social media pictures and
An epic who’s who of Metal band members have got together to record a version of “Killing In The Name” by Rage Against The Machine in support of Black Lives Matter campaign. Directed and Produced by Lewis Chalmers and George Barnes, Mixed and Masteredby Jon Worgan and with a video by Oli Duncanson, there is
“You say I ain’t worth a dollar but I feel like a Millionaire“. That’s right, a few days late and a few bucks short (sue us), it’s time to look back at the Metal music videos that dropped in the month of march. The playlist features an epic 87 tracks with cuts from everyone from
There was a certain amount of fear among fans of Glaswegian Gloom Metallers Lotus Eater that their new found friendship with Oli Sykes of Bring Me The Horizon and eclectic tour partners could mean that they were going to style shift away from the sound we know and love. In the wake of the cancellation
“It has taken us a good while to finally get to this point. We had a bit of a roller coaster ride just getting here – corrupt hard drives and broken interfaces – but we are very glad it all happened and after re-recording and reworking songs we have managed to make the best out
Mancunian Hardcore quartet Mortal Shift – Stuart Carson (vocals), Ryan McGuire (guitars), Peter Higson (drums) and Conor Yates (bass) roped in Triple Six Productions for the cover art and Loathe guitarist Conor Sweeney to handle production, mixing and mastering for their debut EP “Dead Generation“, released independently back in May. Detest vocalist Christian Tustin also repays the
If you were lucky enough, earlier this year you may have caught Barrow-in-Furness Cumbria residents Groblin & The Ballistics as a warm up act for Hacktivist. If not, then let us say this. If you’re a lover of the rising Gloom Metal scene sound then this quartet will be a band you’ll turn to in 2020.
