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Brighton Duo SONS Release New Video For Single 'Zealot' Out August 25th

Brighton Two-piece Unveil New Video For 'Zealot', Out August 25th Via DIY Label Till Deaf Do Us Party Brighton duo SONS unveil the video for their new single ‘Zealot’, dropping on 25th August via DIY label Till Deaf Do Us Party and the single was released on Spotify on the 14th July. Huw Stephens just played the single on his BBC Radio 1 show and Alex Baker name them 'Band Of The Week' on his Kerrang! show. Watch the new video for 'Zealot': https://youtu.be/70gJdFE7FZI​ The Brighton duo has been supported from the likes of John Kennedy, BBC Radio 1’s Huw Stephens and Phil Taggart, Kerrang! Radio and BBC 6 Music’s Tom Robinson culminating with a live session on John Kennedy’s X-Posure. Fusing face melting noise and relentless attitude, with influences spanning from Slaves, Blood Red Shoes and No Age to Death From Above 1979 and Lighting Bolt, the Brighton duo take the timeless but sometimes limited power duo dynamic and throw away the rule boo...

Paradise Lost To Release Special 20th Anniversary Edition of 'One Second' Album

Paradise Lost To Release Special Anniversary Edition of 'One Second' Ahead of next year’s 30th anniversary, Paradise Lost, the genre-defining British doom metal are set to release the 20th anniversary edition of their 1997 album ‘One Second’ through Music For Nations on 14th July. Having continually proved themselves to be at the forefront of the UK rock and metal scene, ‘One Second’ proved to be a turning point for the band, where they left behind their harder edge and began experimenting with electronics and keyboards taking on a more gothic direction. 20 years on from its release singles, ‘Say Just Words’ and title track ‘One Second’ are still performed live today. So celebrated from their 14 album catalogue (number 15 due later this year), the band are planning exclusive live performances of the album at selected festivals this year. Vocalist Nick Holmes comments: ‘The album really was a vast departure from Draconian Times and for better or worse the beginning of a very...