After a wealth of singles Wolverhampton Beatdown Deathcore brutes Old Wharf unleashed their debut album “Matricide” on an unsuspecting World at the end of March. An absolute ripper that features no less than five guest appearances over seven tracks including one from Barney Warner of Pintglass and Michael “Chobba” Crutchley of soon to be touring
Another hard hitting single from Wolverhampton Beatdown Deathcore brutes Old Wharf is music to our ears and this one is particularly meaningful. A song about how humans are born into an ignorant world and we refuse to help one another and Mother Earth, “Manufactured Decay” marks the bands sixth stand alone single since their 2019
Just imagine the scene. A New York courtroom. A couple of band members in the dock for a crime they didn’t commit. Their lawyer calls the Grim Reaper himself to the witness box… As teased on social media, the return of Wolverhampton Beatdown Deathcore favourites Old Wharf with a brand new single which goes by
If Wolverhampton was the home of Wolverine, would Old Wharf be the X Men? The Midlands Beatdown Deathcore quintet have gone back to 2019 single “I Am Plague” as it has surpassed 23k Spotify streams for a full band playthrough video! 2020 has been a tough one that has seen them part company with Unearthed
The cannibalistic hallucinations of vocalist Michael “Chobba” Crutchley get examined in this savagely brutal new cut “Devour” from Wolverhampton Beatdown Deathcore collective Suffer which has been mixed and mastered by the legend that is Bodysnatcher drummer Chris Whited. They have a run of shows lined up with fellow Black Country natives Old Wharf…
That’s right, it’s that time of year folks! Spotify Wrapped has given us the top 20 tunes we listened to in 2020, so rather than share the full list, we’re going to do what we did in 2019 and hit you with 5 of those records which we listened to the most in 2020. Just
Having been asked for tabs for their songs over the past couple of years, Wolverhampton Beatdown Deathcore act Old Wharf have given into the weight of pressure and recorded what could be the first of many guitar playthrough videos. Their first choice is “Porcelain Hearts” and with a trio of shows booked with Suffer for
Nottingham is known for a lot of things, including having a wealth of high quality bands emanating from every orifice with Wolves Don’t Sleep being just one of them. Formed in 2015 and doing all the groundwork by sharing stages with everyone from Borders to Isolate and playing venues from Norwich to Sheffield in the
UK Deathcore titans Suffer and Old Wharf will be sharing a trio of stages over a long weekend in March 2021. Both bands hail from Wolverhampton and will be making the trek with a wealth of material between them. In the current climate these could actually be the first shows that Suffer get to perform
Suffer are a Beatdown Deathcore band known for bringing that Black Country Brutality when it comes to the live arena and a year after their debut EP “Slerm“, the quintet are back with a couple of friends for round two. The surprise is that vocalist Michael “Chobba” Crutchley, guitarist duo Ashley Edwards and Kieran Whitehouse
