Wounder, Undershadow, Scathing, Sade Arellano at Moor Beer Co
Headfirst Editor's Pick

"Blackened-industro-skramz-trap unicorn Wounder beckons you to the end of the Noid, wherein you'll find lone-wulf DSBM ambiance from locals Tomb Filler (reborn as Undershadow), unsigned sludgy doomcore posterboys Scathing + overdriven Appalachian drone folk from Sade Arellano. Shit's fucked FFO: King Yosef, Lord Spikeheart, Black Funeral."

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A gig held at Moor Beer Co on Friday 18th September. The event starts at 20:00.


Noid returns after it's summer break with a long overdue bill that skews more blackened as summer comes to a close and the grey clouds roll over Bristol.
Topping the bill is Wounder, a London-based musician blending black metal sonics with breakbeats and low end electronics from the hardcore continuum.

On support, we're thrilled to welcome the debut performance by Undershadow (fka Tomb Filler) who channels raw, depressive black metal and dark ambience equally as indebted to the classic BM greats as it is to the modern wave of post-black metal acts.

Long-term Noid favourites Scathing finally grace one of our bills with their doom-laiden (and broadly improved) metallic chaos. If you haven't caught one of their sets around Bristol in the past year we thoroughly recommend you rectify that.

Sade Arellano opens proceedings with their spontaneous drone-folk on hand organs and vocals sure to send a quiver down your spine.



Entry requirements: 18+

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