The future looks so bright it’s blinding for Sheffield shredders Malevolence with shows lined up left, right and centre including opening for Trivium and Heaven Shall Burn across Europe at the turn of the year. Rewinding the clock back to their headlining run in December, this pro-shot full set from the band at Leeds Temple
Once Stray From The Path hit the road how many episodes of The Downbeat Podcast we’ll see will be interesting but for now, drummer Craig Reynolds chats to bassist Wilkie Robinson and guitarist Josh Baines about the upcoming new album from Sheffield shredders Malevolence, their signing to Nuclear Blast… and what Sleep Token look like.
After Kerrang! Magazine shared a classic K! Pit dive bar show from Sheffield shredders Malevolence it’s time to turn the next single from their 20th May via Nuclear Blast releasing album “Malicious Intent“. This one is called “Still Waters Run Deep” and comes with a music video that is a nostalgia trip down memory lane
Following the announcement that Sheffield Shredders Malevolence will play the second stage at Download Festival over the weekend of June 10-12 this summer, Kerrang! Magazine have shared one of their classics. The bruisers run riot in Blondies, their favourite London dive bar, reducing it to rubble with cuts like ” Self Supremacy“, “Keep Your Distance”
Entrusting Daniel Priess (Terror, Acranius, Nasty) to do them proud with a top drawer music video, Sheffield shredders Malevolence have shared a second single from their major label debut album “Malicious Intent” which is set for 20th May via Nuclear Blast. Following “On Broken Glass“, the band have chosen “Life Sentence” for the purpose from
Following in the footsteps of John McClane, Sheffield Shredders Malevolence have announced their major label debut “Malicious Intent” will appear via Nuclear Blast on 20th May with a Daniel Priess directed music video for a new track titled “On Broken Glass“. All of which makes perfect sense in the context of some major European tours
