The “Eternal Blue” tour is one of a number of recent runs that have been not only sold out but had venue upgrades, such is the clamour to witness heroes like Spiritbox. The decision to have the much loved Loathe on board for this run is astute business and gives it the feel of a co-headliner
Continuing to crack North America one show at a time are Gloom Metal pioneers Loathe who have another freshly announced tour of the continent to look forward to. As a reminder of their prowess hate5six have shared a pro-shot full set from 13th December at Underground Arts in Philadelphia Pennsylvania that finds the band in
When we saw Loathe in front of 50 people at a now defunct venue called Sanctuary in the era of “The Cold Sun“, never did we expect the meteoric rise that would take the band to the US to play shows with Code Orange. Pro-shot on 4th May at The First Unitarian Church in Philadelphia
If a new album is on the way then logic dictates that Gloom Metal pioneers Loathe would drop it prior to this freshly announced October headlining tour with support from Void Of Vision and Omerta as their current album “I Let It In And It Took Everything” has surpassed its second anniversary. Although two and two
Returning to the US with Code Orange, Gloom Metal pioneers Loathe have seemingly taken the next step in their journey to World domination, playing Canada for the first time as part of the run. As 2020’s “I Let It In And It Took Everything” has taken them to new heights, dedicated drum cam footage of
Caught on camera at the iconic Glasshouse in Pomona California, Loathe drummer Sean Radcliffe lays down “Broken Vision Rhythm” for all the World to see. The Liverpool based Gloom Metal pioneers have started a run of shows in the US with Code Orange, Vended and Dying Wish where they have received a lot of love
The third single in a collaborative series sees Gloom Metal Pioneers Loathe let Sleep Token rework “Is It Really You?” from their current album “I Let It In And It Took Everything“, a cut which already has 4.8m Spotify streams in its own right. Curiously unlike the previous pair of cuts this one doesn’t have
Gracing the cover of Metal Hammer Magazine are Gloom Metal Pioneers Loathe have released the first of a collaborative collection with ‘Dimorphous Display’, created with producer Eddie Al-Shakarchi. We don’t have to wait long for part two either with a date of 20th January set for that ahead of the bands shows in the US
Celebrating rasing £5.5k for the Save Our Venues campaign, Moshhh have shared “Servant and Master” from Loathe cut from their set at the Heavy Music Awards in 2019. You know, when we all used to descend upon venues up and down the land to watch bands take to stages and listen to them perform songs
Liverpool Gloom Metal pioneers Loathe are a band we’ve followed since the before anyone knew who they were outside of the Metal Underground Scene. They were playing a show at the no longer in existence dive bar Sanctuary in Basingstoke in September 2017 with Harbinger and lit the place up with at most a hundred
