Ahead of a show at Bennigans Bar in Derry with Hard To Explain, Stitch and Sanctum, the unhinged melodic carnage of Asylum Road is set to continue with another EP. There is no date, artwork or title for the follow up to “The Fear” but first single “Cut to the Bone” has arrived via Sodeh
Do you have to walk Asylum Road to wear the “Mask Of Oblivion“? Lyrically the latest burnt offering from the band tackles the exhausting performance of masking severe mental health challenges from the outside world while sonically mirroring the internal struggle of a mind at war with itself. It finds the four piece from the
Hailing from the Northwest of Ireland, Asylum Road are a Metal four piece who know how to pack a punch. Last year the outfit gave us their debut EP “The Fear“, a raw and personal nature and Melodic Death Metal flourishes giving it a real edge. Now they return refreshed and renewed with “Cerca Trova“, the
If you haven’t already heard then we’ll tell it to you straight. Featuring guest appearances from Damien Bigara of Diesect, Jimmy Dahmer of Asleep At The Helm and Stephen MacConville of Confessions Of A Traitor, a sophomore album from South London metalcore heavyweights After Smoke Clears is on the horizon. A self release, recorded and
Formed five years ago in Liverpool, Alternative Metal act Ashen Reach spent a year honing their sound before announcing their existence with debut album “Homecoming“. That record was so well received that it opened doors for festival appearances at the likes of Call of the Wild as well as support slots for Phil Campbell and
After a period of relative quiet, South London Metalcore collective After Smoke Clears have announced a run of four shows for April in support of last years EP “The Fear“, one which received praise from both Metal Hammer and Distorted Sound Magazine. Since then they have of course released a cover of “Feel Good Inc”
Courtesy of Earache Digital Distribution, the debut EP “The Fear” from Derry, Northern Ireland four piece Groove Metal outfit Asylum Road is now officially available everywhere you’d expect it to be… and some you wouldn’t. From the record we reviewed earlier this week that has great promise, the band have chosen “Requiem” for the lyric
Hailing from Derry, Northern Ireland Asylum Road began life back in 2019, as the brain child of guitarist Dylan Kelly and vocalist Darryn McCartney, who wrote and recorded a collection of demos as they searched for musicians to help them chase the dream. A couple of years of plague, famine and pestilence passed by before
Ahead of the release of their debut EP “The Fear” on 26th January, Derry Northern Ireland Metallers Asylum Road have taken us through the record with a track by track breakdown of the subject matter and meaning held within them. Thus far the outfit have only premiered a music video for the title track but
