Eat Your Own Head

+ Red Mar + Takeda

“Prove once again to be one of the most exciting new bands in the music scene” – Distorted Sound

“Ferocious and desolate….technicality, huge riffs, and vocal delicacies” – Louder than War

“The best rock album of the year” – Everything is Noise

Eat Your Own Head are one of the bands spearheading a new wave of UK rock music. Known for their unpredictable twists and turns, the band veer from floor stomping riffs to tender moments of dark tranquillity.

Eat Your Own Head’s latest offering, ‘The Trawler’ is an exploration into the emotional baggage, vices, and restlessness that accumulate over adult life. Catapulting from the sludgy riffs of Chest Pains to the epic simplicity of ‘Downriver’, ‘The Trawler’ broadens the diverse styles acclaimed in the band’s debut album ‘Neck-Deep in The Blyth’. Drummer, Ben Mollett, describes The Trawler as ‘a snapshot of where we are in 2024. We wrote these songs in a far shorter period than the album. We wanted to create songs that felt relevant to us right now. The formation of this EP over half a year helped us keep that special momentum’.

Red Mar 

Red Mar produce an experimental and highly visceral form of rock music. The project was formed out of exploratory improvisations and journeys in sound between members Miles Lukoszevieze and Harry Fisher while in high school. Since then it has established a group of likeminded multi-instrumentalist musicians who together create a precise and expressive form of noise-rock, while ever endeavouring to eschew simple categorisation. Their live shows are uniquely confrontational, and their recorded material enveloping and unpredictable.

Takeda

Takeda drawing influence in equal measure from Davy Graham and Tool. Fusing the melodic and emotional sensibility of folk with the noise and fuzzed guitar tones of grunge, Takeda are making music that sounds something like if Nick Drake joined Pile. Their live shows and recordings span genres and fluidly cross boundaries.