UK heavyweights Villainous have dropped a blistering new video for “Obsolete”, which has been lifted from their much-praised self-titled debut EP, now available from all platforms.
Hailing from Brighton and formed at the end of 2017, Villainous off load a towering sound that pulls from the ample power of Mastodon and Lamb Of God, the astuteness of the Deftones and Alice In Chains, and the proggy intrigue of Tool. The Brit newcomers consist of Sean Stakim (vocals), Neil MacCallum (guitar, vocals), Nick Read (bass, vocals), and Callum Armitage (drums), and and deliver an engulfing mixture of groove-driven dropped-D riffs with well-crafted and thoughtful hooks and enthrallingly layered vocals lines.
Since their inception, the inventive fivesome have amassed a stout set and have already widely toured throughout the South. The band’s self-titled EP landed at the end of last year to a wave of critical acclaim, with Pure Grain Audio, Moshville Times, Maximum Volume Music, and Dead Press all firmly backing the rising noise makers.
With the release of the metal crew’s new video for “Obsolete”, Villainous will play a series of shows in support of the release. Stay glued to their social sites for festival announcements.
Weblinks:
www.facebook.com/Villainousbanduk
www.twitter.com/Villainousrocks
Hailing from Brighton and formed at the end of 2017, Villainous off load a towering sound that pulls from the ample power of Mastodon and Lamb Of God, the astuteness of the Deftones and Alice In Chains, and the proggy intrigue of Tool. The Brit newcomers consist of Sean Stakim (vocals), Neil MacCallum (guitar, vocals), Nick Read (bass, vocals), and Callum Armitage (drums), and and deliver an engulfing mixture of groove-driven dropped-D riffs with well-crafted and thoughtful hooks and enthrallingly layered vocals lines.
Since their inception, the inventive fivesome have amassed a stout set and have already widely toured throughout the South. The band’s self-titled EP landed at the end of last year to a wave of critical acclaim, with Pure Grain Audio, Moshville Times, Maximum Volume Music, and Dead Press all firmly backing the rising noise makers.
With the release of the metal crew’s new video for “Obsolete”, Villainous will play a series of shows in support of the release. Stay glued to their social sites for festival announcements.
Weblinks:
www.facebook.com/Villainousbanduk
www.twitter.com/Villainousrocks