Tag: Spoiler

“the future is bleak… welcome to the cvlt”

After smashing the windows with their first – ever – single “Sightless” a couple of months ago, Thall operatives Bleak have returned to shatter the replacements with “Wolves“. A continuation of the dark themes of depression, trauma and disillusionment they previously mused on, this one is self loathing in a bottle that offers catharsis of

Having welcomed us to their cult with first single “Sightless” last month, Thall lovers Bleak have returned to the track for a guitar playthrough. As you might expect from a band troubled by depression, trauma and disillusionment and with roots that go back more than a decade, the tuning is DADGCFF# and their vocalist is

You may know him from a myriad of projects including Spoiler but it seems there is something far darker in the black beating heart of Will Cattanach. He’s the mouth piece of a project with roots that go back more than a decade in Bleak, a four piece whose name matches their nature. Troubled by

A one take vocal play through by new Suffer vocalist Aaron Ketley of the bands first single with him in “Feast of Decay“? It’s all because the lady loves Milktray? No. It’s because the band are preparing to get back on stage with their next engagement at Scruffy Murphy’s in  Birmingham on 26th March. There

In a post “The Sorrow we Sow, The Hatred we Know” world, the departure of vocalist Michael “Chobba” Crutchley left a huge void to be filled by Wolverhampton Beatdown Deathcore enthusiasts Suffer. They called upon Aaron Ketley who jumped at the opportunity and shutdown his project Postmortem Promises to join their rank and file. Together they

It’s safe to say you should expect the tectonic plates to rumble under foot as Postmortem Promises are joined by Luke Griffin of Acrania, Human Error and Shush fame for “Claret Sky“. The new single comes in the wake of the announcement that Joe Bills, known for his work in Human Error and Venom Prison will be

“Late nights and bright lights, Cold sweats and health threats, Bed ridden weeks and ecstatic peaks, Cerebral hell a broken shell, These thoughts that dwell, You can not quell, And eventually you’ll f***ing fail… And like lithium, I found my equilibrium, Embrace delirium, And find my equilibrium…”

Over a decade after their last release and six months after a pair of shows which confirmed their return, Essex Deathcore act Postmortem Promises have unveiled “Soil Tongue“. Sparing no expense the band have brought in Mike Greenwood from Canadian heavyweights AngelMaker for a guest vocal appearance and are promising much more to come. What

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