“This is a track that speaks out for those impacted by abuse, and spits it’s anger, upset and pain through every word. We envisage becoming that monster within ourselves but as the protagonist, in a want for retribution and dark cold blooded revenge. Sometimes a guilty verdict just isn’t enough.” ~ Chris Blake (Guitarist /
A second single from “The Sorrow we Sow The Hatred we Know“, the upcoming debut album from Wolverhampton Beatdown Deathcore enthusiasts Suffer? Why that would be a great start to the weekend! “Rest In Hell” is that very cut and just in time too as is not only precedes the album set for 1st July
It’s going to be a huge month for Bristol’s Immerse as they join Defences in supporting Dragged Under across the country so before that happens there isn’t a better time to drop a new single is there? To that end they’ve chosen “Self Destruct” which curiously enough has Void Of Vision vibes… Catch Immerse
As the hype around their debut full length album “The Sorrow we Sow, The Hatred we Know“ continues to bubble away in the background like the tomato sauce for your Pizza, Beatdown Deathcore collective Suffer have announced a trio of release shows around it. They will be joined in July by Old Wharf, Recall The
Paying tribute to the much missed Trevor Strnad, frontman Michael “Chobba” Crutchley of Black Country Beatdown Deathcore enthusiasts Suffer has chosen to join the ranks of those doing a vocal cover, putting his throat to “What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse” by The Black Dahlia Murder, the instrumental being the one from the
After a pair of techtonic plate shifting EPs in 2019’s “Slerm” and 2020’s “Heavy Silence” Wolverhampton Beatdown Deathcore enthusiasts Suffer have set the date of 1st July for a highly anticipated debut full length album “The Sorrow we Sow, The Hatred we Know“. Produced by Myroslav Borys (Last Hounds, Confessions Of A Traitor) at Jigsaw
Depending on which side of the fence you sit on, “Matricide” is either the debut full length album from Wolverhampton Beatdown Deathcore crew Old Wharf or a sophomore EP as at seven cuts for seven deadly sins it qualifies as a full length on streaming services. What it does is follow their March 2019 EP
Having suffered more than their fair share of your cancellations Wolverhampton Beatdown Deathcore collective Suffer are finally on the road again and have a string of shows with everyone from Bound In Fear and Stitched to Old Wharf and Vendetta between now and the turn of the year. The first of those shows took place
Having seen their July shows with Bound In Fear washed away by the tide of restrictions remaining in place due to the Great Plague, Deathcore quintet Suffer have had a little time to reflect on their situation. God Forbid that Lorna Shore should need yet another vocalist but should Will Ramos happen to have any
It’s been little over a month since episode #1 of the “Matricide” recording diary from Wolverhampton Beatdown Deathcore brutes Old Wharf, so long in fact that our beer has got warm and flat wondering if it was actually going to appear. But good things come to those who wait as they say and this insight
