Back for round two of our exclusive interview pairing with Newcastle Thrash meets Extreme Metal quartet Kilonova? Vocalist Ellen Hill, drummer Steve Rouse, guitarist Jonny Sloan and bassist Joe Bambrick were one again in a chatty mood as we spoke about what went on behind the scenes of recording their sophomore EP “Moment Of Clarity“,
Following the release of their skull crushing new EP “Moment Of Clarity“, we spoke to vocalist Ellen Hill, drummer Steve Rouse, guitarist Jonny Sloan and bassist Joe Bambrick (the latter of whom both share backing vocal duties) from Newcastle Thrash tinged Extreme Metal merchants Kilonova. Having been together since circa 2017 they have already achieved
Bassist Joe Bambrick and vocalist Ellen Hill grip each other in fear as they face interrogation at the bands of BeardBo for this latest interview. The subject matter is simple as the duo, one half of Newcastle Thrash outfit Kilonova share their history as well as taking a deep dive into their new EP “Moment
Celebrating the release of their long awaited sophomore EP “Moment of Clarity” in style, Kilonova have dropped a lyric video for “Leeches and Parasites” from it. That serves only to enhance their reputation for Thrash infused Extreme Metal with the kind of nails on a chalk board shrill vocal moments from Ellen Hill that make
“‘Moment of Clarity’ is our mission statement. We’ve captured that lightening in a bottle of a Kilonova show. This is the sound that has always been in our heads. This is Kilonova” ~ bassist Joe Bambrick
Having scorched the Earth with “Better Off Extinct” back in 2018, Newcastle Thrash overlords Kilonova were swiftly caught by a tidal wave that took them to Bloodstock Open Air Festival, an appearance which saw them join Bleed From Within, Cannibal Corpse and Gojira to name but a few and just six months after the band
A second single in “Bleed by Example” from the upcoming sophomore EP “Moment of Clarity” from Northern… Female fronted Cradle Of Filth meets “Master Of Puppets” era Metallica Blackened Thrash outfit Kilonova has surfaced from dark waters. Does it offer clarity? Well if clarity was a slap in the face with hand that had razor
Within six months of their live debut in 2018, Northern Thrash quartet Kilonova made an appearance at Bloodstock Open Air Festival that lives long in the memory. That was followed by their highly praised debut EP “Omnicide” in 2019 before a stand alone single in “Immortal” a year later, the Great Plague years subsequently taking
First of the month and “A pinch and a pinch for the first of the month and no returns back” is uttered followed by “A kick in the d*** for being so quick” wherever you are. Kids and adults alike joining in the stupid game and coffee getting spilled in the process. It doesn’t help
