A gig held at Crofters Rights on Sunday 19th November. The event starts at 19:30.
Sunder presents…
Arimea & A Titan, A Deity
Plus special guests Adharma
Sunday 19th November
The Crofters Rights (Room 2), Bristol
Entry 18+
Arimea
Formed in 2019, female-fronted four-piece Arimea came straight out of the gate with their first show at the O2 Academy Oxford supporting Press to MECO and Chapter and Verse. Following the release of their debut EP ‘Castle Bravo’, the band saw significant growth across their social media platforms and gigged extensively in the South of the UK. Having spent most of the pandemic writing new material, the band have produced their next effort with Machine [As It Is, Crossfaith, The Amity Affliction] which will see them releasing a series of singles throughout 2023. The campaign kicked off on 31st March 2023 with the release of 'Nostalgia'; a dark and broody track that like its namesake, draws inspiration from the band's youth, effortlessly blending elements of 90s nu-metal with their already well-established take on alternative metal. Their next single, 'Remember It Kid', released on 26th May, delivers a brutal cocktail of grunge-influenced guitar, energetic drums and a brutal vocal performance from vocalist Whitney Cooper.
A Titan, A Deity
Forming in 2016, A Titan, A Deity are a progressive metalcore band comprised of like minded musicians from previous established bands. A Titan, A Deity take influences from a range of bands in the scene such as Northlane, Tesseract and Architects. Having already supported big names such as Monuments, Novelists and In Visions, and fresh off of a Tech Fest 2022 appearance, A Titan, A Deity continue to push themselves and new singles ‘Heirloom', ‘Io' and ‘Bleak' are a testament to this with hard-hitting and technical passages in equal measure. ‘Heirloom' follows ‘Io' and ‘Bleak' as the second single from their upcoming EP (mixed and mastered by Myroslav Borys of Jigsaw Audio) which is planned for later in the year.
"Bursts of expansive melodies juxtaposed by blasts of sheer belligerence will satisfy listeners craving both beauty and sonic bite alike.” Distorted Sound Magazine
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
Arimea & A Titan, A Deity
Plus special guests Adharma
Sunday 19th November
The Crofters Rights (Room 2), Bristol
Entry 18+
Arimea
Formed in 2019, female-fronted four-piece Arimea came straight out of the gate with their first show at the O2 Academy Oxford supporting Press to MECO and Chapter and Verse. Following the release of their debut EP ‘Castle Bravo’, the band saw significant growth across their social media platforms and gigged extensively in the South of the UK. Having spent most of the pandemic writing new material, the band have produced their next effort with Machine [As It Is, Crossfaith, The Amity Affliction] which will see them releasing a series of singles throughout 2023. The campaign kicked off on 31st March 2023 with the release of 'Nostalgia'; a dark and broody track that like its namesake, draws inspiration from the band's youth, effortlessly blending elements of 90s nu-metal with their already well-established take on alternative metal. Their next single, 'Remember It Kid', released on 26th May, delivers a brutal cocktail of grunge-influenced guitar, energetic drums and a brutal vocal performance from vocalist Whitney Cooper.
A Titan, A Deity
Forming in 2016, A Titan, A Deity are a progressive metalcore band comprised of like minded musicians from previous established bands. A Titan, A Deity take influences from a range of bands in the scene such as Northlane, Tesseract and Architects. Having already supported big names such as Monuments, Novelists and In Visions, and fresh off of a Tech Fest 2022 appearance, A Titan, A Deity continue to push themselves and new singles ‘Heirloom', ‘Io' and ‘Bleak' are a testament to this with hard-hitting and technical passages in equal measure. ‘Heirloom' follows ‘Io' and ‘Bleak' as the second single from their upcoming EP (mixed and mastered by Myroslav Borys of Jigsaw Audio) which is planned for later in the year.
"Bursts of expansive melodies juxtaposed by blasts of sheer belligerence will satisfy listeners craving both beauty and sonic bite alike.” Distorted Sound Magazine
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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