A Pilgrimage in Sonic Mayhem. A full day of some of the UK's best heavy underground artists.
Black Groove - CHAOS SLUDGE N' DOOM FROM THE SOUTH EAST.
https://blackgroove.bandcamp.com/community
UPCDOWNC - Instrumental/Metal/Sludge/Progressive Rock band from Medway, UK.
https://upcdownc.bandcamp.com/
Commoner - Heavy Doomcrust from Norwich and London! Been crafting unholy Riffs & saucy sonic jams since 2021, we kneel to no Lord or Gentry.
https://commoner666.bandcamp.com/
Locusts and Honey - Rooted in the fertile soil of early '90s doom (Corrupted, Winter, Esoteric), infused with the raw essence of black metal (Strid, Darkthrone), and bathed in the ethereal embrace of cinematic soundscapes (William Basinski, Henryk Górecki, Coil), Locusts and Honey conjure a sonic maelstrom that traverses the realms of darkness and despair. Vocalist Stephen Murray's anguished growls, which invoke memories of Lee Dorian, are intertwined with the melancholic melodies of multi-instrumentalist Tomás Robertson to cast a spell of sorrow and fury upon all who dare to listen.
https://locustsandhoney.bandcamp.com/album/teach-me-to-live-that-i-dread-the-grave-as-little-as-my-bed
Dungeon - Unholy Speed Metal Attack from the pits of London since 2014.
https://dungeon2.bandcamp.com/album/into-the-ruins
Noisepicker -
Do not expect neat, polished, note perfect, carefully constructed opuses in this environment. Noisepicker are loud, abrasive and in constant flux, influenced by their love of all things doom, punk and blues. Come stare aghast at it.
https://noisepicker.bandcamp.com/merch
At War with the sun - Funeral sludge from the Midlands
https://atwarwiththesun.bandcamp.com/
Butcher in the fog - London's most known unknowns. Standing on the verge since 2011. 3 albums deep with multiple line ups and misadventures along the way. Reaching deep for the 4th album. Loud/Fast/Heavy
https://butcherinthefog.bandcamp.com/community
Wrench - Beer fuelled Brighton Sludge
https://wrenchbtn.bandcamp.com/track/the-well-demo
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