Suffer UK - Rotten ( Single)

By Stephen Cummings (BeardBo & GH/UK)

(Image: © Suffer UK)

Step into the deepest darkness, my fellow fans of metal, as Suffer UK, the latest creation of Deathcore, emerges to take us on a twisted journey through the world of horror and malice. These talented individuals from Wolverhampton burst onto the scene in 2018, crafting their unique sound by combining elements from Death Metal, Doom, and Deathcore. Brace yourselves, my friends, as we delve into their new single, the ominously titled "Rotten.

From the moment the track starts, "Rotten" unleashes an auditory assault that hits like a sledgehammer on a Monday morning hangover. The bone-crushing drums resonate like the agonized screams of the undead. The impact is extraordinary! The wall of growls and guttural roars strikes you like the foul odor of a neglected tomb, leaving you simultaneously terrified and exhilarated. If you can resist headbanging, you're missing the point!

The distorted guitars played by these skilled musicians paint a picture of darkness and despair, evoking the atmosphere of ancient rituals carried out under the weight of unseen malevolence. The riffs are so wickedly distorted that they could transform even the most innocent of objects into unholy weapons. Prepare for your eardrums to be bombarded with riffs so heavy they could break the necks of ancient demons!

Through "Rotten," Suffer UK showcases their unstoppable force and their determination to elevate Deathcore to new levels of sinister brilliance. Their music is not for the weak-hearted or those who prefer a light bedtime routine. If you've ever secretly yearned to be consumed by the abyss while simultaneously being engulfed in merciless brutality, then Suffer UK is the band for you!

So mark your calendars, my fellow lovers of the macabre, for the release of "Rotten" on the 1st of January. Embrace the madness, revel in the chaos, and allow Suffer UK to transport you to a realm where headbanging reigns supreme and the line between darkness and delight is thrillingly blurred. Trust me, this is a musical experience that will linger in your memory... if you survive!