DEBUT EP NATIONALLY RELEASED THIS SPRING!
High Flying South Wales metalcore crew Set To Break drop their explosive debut EP Redemption on Monday 17th March, through Imperial Music.
Bridgend bruisers Set To Break were spawned at the foot of 2013 by long-time friends George Ross (Vocals), Rhys Morgan (Percussion), Dan Charles (bass), Shaun Owens (guitar) and Craig Owens (guitar), who wanted to create music that ripped apart the standard formulae of metalcore, yet remained true to the band’s influences and beliefs. The band soon found their feet, and began to widely play throughout the heart of their native Wales and southern England, landing support slots with the likes of Crossfaith, Heart Of A Coward, Malevolence and The Charm The Fury. With their eclectic leanings straddling many areas, the band pull inspiration from the likes of Parkway Drive, August Burns Red and Continents, while they find their own characteristic voice in the alchemy of creating music.
Set To Break were soon snapped up by Imperial Music, who placed a track of theirs on the cover CD of Metal Hammer Magazine, and subsequently booked the band into Bandit Studios with Jonny Renshaw (Devil Sold His Soul) behind the desk. After relentless sessions, the quartet produced their debut EP entitled ‘Redemption’, and it’s purely intoxicating. From the first notes of the progressively textured ‘Lost’, to the breathtaking ‘Made To Suffer’, which pitches gut-wrenching vocals against veracious guitar lines, and on to the low slung pounding groove of ‘Paid Pride’, it’s evident that Set To Break have forged something special. ‘Ulterior Motives’ continues to compound the band’s potency with its sheer power and layered guitar work, while their recent single ‘Khan’ shifts gears, incorporating subtle piano with stunning dynamics. Last up, ‘Bermuda’ closes the EP in style with its blistering riffs and fiery drive. The UK noise tyrants will now head for the road as they prime to break to a national level.
= SET TO BREAK RELEASE ‘REDEMPTION’ ON MONDAY 17TH MARCH THROUGH ALL STORES =
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