FINALLY. After two long years away we can’t wait to get back over the Atlantic and deliver our fiercest headlining set to date. We’ll be bringing Enterprise Earth, Une Misère, Great American Ghost, and Sentinels along for the ride.https://t.co/qf5WgJg93I#FitForAnAutopsy pic.twitter.com/DHf9XDaFzm

— Fit For An Autopsy (@fitforanautopsy) November 17, 2021

Fit For An Autopsy announced in September that they will be releasing their sixth full-length studio album Oh, What The Future Holds on January 14^th, via Nuclear Blast Records. On September 24^th, the day the album was announced, the band also released the first single from the album, entitled “Far From Heaven”, and an accompanying music video.

Describing the single and the sound of the upcoming record, the band said; “Although there are more drastic dynamic turns on the new album, ‘Far From Heaven’ delivers from a more simplistic and primal place. Lyrically, this record digs a little further into internal turmoil as well, but this song is in a way a much more literal and grounded representation of our continued frustration with institutions and class gaps that exist in all facets of society. The powerful video, directed by Eric Richter, is a great thematic visual counterpart to the inherent dark nature of the song. Hope you enjoy it — we certainly do.”

Fit For An Autopsy went on to release the second single from the album “Pandora” on October 29^th, also with an accompanying music video. Both singles are available on all streaming services, and the album can be pre-ordered here.

Formed in 2008, Fit For An Autopsy is comprised of vocalist Joe Badolato, guitarists Will Putney, Pat Sheridan and Tim Howley, drummer Josean Orta and bassist Peter Spinazola. The band has gone through numerous line-up changes throughout their career thus far, including a change in vocalist, with Badolato replacing founding member Greg Wilburn in early 2015. The band’s sound has varied since their inception; their first E.P. Hell On Earth inhabited the breakdown-centric, tremolo picked brutality of deathcore of the time, whereas later records such as The Great Collapse have seen the band embracing more melodic instrumental sensibilities whilst still maintaining their ferocious deathcore sound.

Tickets for the band’s 2022 EU/UK tour can be bought here, and the UK dates are listed down below.

06/05- Fleece- Bristol
07/05- The Mill- Birmingham
08/05- Rebellion- Manchester
09/05- Cathouse- Glasgow
10/05- The Loft- Southampton
11/05- O2 Academy Islington- London

The full European tour was announced earlier last month but the absence of any UK dates caused an uproar across the bands’ social media channels and the great news were delivered yesterday with the caption “UK, we heard you loud and clear!” Tickets for all four dates go in general sale at 4pm on Wednesday 9 December via Trivium’s official website. The tour is officially sponsored by merch store EMP.

UK, we heard you loud and clear! We will be returning next year with our friends @officialhsb, @tesseractband and special guest @fitforanautopsy! Tickets go on sale this Wednesday at 4pm GMT at https://t.co/JjgLjyhmSV! pic.twitter.com/SAIe8dbpg9

— Trivium (@TriviumOfficial) December 7, 2020

Trivium hardly need an introduction with almost two decades of dictating the trends in the global contemporary metal scene and hailed as one of the most influential heavy music band in the new millennium. With their first three records certified gold in the UK, the band has a particularly solid local fan base and have scored six top 20 Album Chart entries across their last seven releases. Their latest What The Dead Man Say came out 24 April this year via Roadrunner Records and peaked at #12, with Kerrang! giving it 4/5 and praising the band for “being one of the greatest 21^st century metal bands” and Louder adding they truly are “on the form of their lives right now“.

Equally influential, German metalcore/deathcore godfathers Heaven Shall Burn also find themselves at the peak of their music career after storming the Central European Charts with their ninth studio record Of Truth and Sacrifice released on 20 March 2020 via Century Media. Well known worldwide for openly criticising issues with racism, social opression and animal welfare, the band collaborated with the extreme non-profit marine conservation organisation Sea Shepherd in February for the single ‘My Heart And The Ocean‘ raising awareness of whaling and ocean pollution. Claiming a record top spot in Germany alongside #4 in Austria and #6 Switzerland, the quintet is ready to finally return to the UK after 7 years and deliver yet another “massive” memorable set.

 

 

 

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Representing the UK on the monumental line-up are Milton Keynes djent/prog metal heavyweights Teserract. With four critically acclaimed studio albums, the quintet has quickly earned the reputation of one of the leading British bands in the genre, boasting an almost cult status amongst their loyal fanbase. Few years ago frontman Dan Tompkins started a solo project, releasing the debut album Castles in 2019 and recently announcing its heavier re-work Ruins for this Friday 11 December, featuring the exciting collaboration ‘The Gift‘ with Matt Heafy of Trivium.

Tesseract’s last album Sonder came out in April 2018 via Kscope but they have been fairly quiet since, with no hints on new material expected any time soon. The band is bringing the unique live cinematic experience ‘Portals‘ this Saturday 12 December, with tickets for the virtual show available here.

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Joining Trivium, Heaven Shall Burn and Tesseract as special guests are the US deathcore outfit Fit For An Autopsy, bringing their latest 2019 record The Sea Of Tragic Beasts to the UK for the first time. All dates for the joined UK tour are listed bellow:

11/11/2021 – O2 Academy – Glasgow
12/11 – O2 Academy – Birmingham
13/11 – Victoria Warehouse – Manchester
14/11 – O2 Academy Brixton – London