14 months after they released the brilliance that is “Apotheosis“, Sheffield Post-Hardcore homewreckers Sobriquet have decided to call it a night. They refuse to go quietly however and on 10th November will release a new EP titled “A Fleeting Glimpse Of Ecstatic Violence“. That will see them take to the stage one last time, on
Just before Gingerbread John McClane gets put back in his box for another year, it’s time said thank you to a few people for another fantastic year of Metal Noise. Breaking out of the lockdown of what we’ve affectionately called the plague years live shows were in full effect and we were able to bring
Going from Southampton to Sheffield in one Incredible Hulk sized death defying, gravity ignoring leap is what The Black Map is all about, a feature that spreads the word like a gossip hungry wench about the great and the good of the United Kingdom Underground Metal scene. The south coast allowed us a moment to
After last weeks little chat with Sobriquet vocalist Ludovico Fahey and guitarist Tom Green-Morgan we join them once more for a conversation about what went into making the Hardcore bands new EP “Apotheosis” and we just hope that Ludo doesn’t like sugar in his tea given his gummy bear addiction. If you haven’t had the
A going concern since 2016, Sobriquet have been noisily going about their business in Sheffield with three records in five years with deep rooted influences in their sound from late 90’s hardcore and cult film. Recorded with Lewis Johns at The Ranch (Employed To Serve, Bailer) their latest burnt offering “Apotheosis” runs on a theme
Having shared stages with the likes of Loathe, Palm Reader and Heriot while gaining a reputation for an intense volatile live set Sobriquet have sharpened their collective blades at the grindstone having forged their sound with 2017’s “Akeldama” and 2020’s “A Hundred Thousand Tongues“. The Sheffield based quintet comprising vocalist Ludovico Fahey, guitarist duo Tom
