In a thunderous eruption onto the heavy music scene, Australian deathcore juggernaut Our Demise has just dropped their highly anticipated EP, Insidious. This self-produced masterpiece, comprising six tracks, showcases the band’s unique interpretation of modern deathcore, seamlessly weaving in elements of metalcore and beatdown hardcore. Clocking in at a concise yet intense 23 minutes, Insidious is a relentless auditory assault that leaves listeners craving more.
The EP features two previously released singles, “Vultures” (featuring Matthew Daly of Sedative) and “Flesh Vessel,” both of which have been making waves in the heavy music community since their debut. “Vultures” in particular, released back in August, served as the explosive introduction to Our Demise’s devastatingly heavy sound, fusing modern and traditional deathcore with metallic hardcore influences.
To celebrate the release of Insidious, Our Demise is set to command the stage at Amplifier Bar in their hometown of Perth on December 16th. The band promises to deliver the EP in its entirety, ensuring a night of unbridled intensity. The launch show boasts a stacked lineup featuring fellow heavyweights Patient Sixty-Seven, Allocer, and Infinite Exile. Fans can secure their spots now by snagging tickets on Oztix.
Our Demise has swiftly risen through the ranks of Australia’s heavy music scene, leaving a trail of awe-inspired fans in their wake. With hard-hitting breakdowns, tight rhythms, breathtaking vocals, and a reputation for high-energy live performances, the band has become a formidable force on stage. Having shared the limelight with acts such as Patient Sixty-Seven, Nicolas Cage Fighter, Xenobiotic, Sedative, Falcifer, and Freedom of Fear, Our Demise stands as a testament to the thriving underground metal scene in Australia.
Insidious is more than just an EP; it’s a sonic manifesto, a testament to the raw power and creativity bursting forth from the minds of Our Demise. As the band continues to carve its path in the world of heavy music, Insidious serves as a bold statement that Our Demise is a force to be reckoned with, and the Perth launch show is set to be a seismic event in the city’s heavy music calendar.
