The Qemists

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Dool - Venus In Flames
My Dying Bride - The Raven And The Rose
Carcass - The Scythe's Remorseless Swing
Gorgoroth - Profetens  Äpenbaring
Abbath - Count The Dead
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Self-Immolate
Type O Negative - I Don't Wanna Be Me

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Sentenced - Dance On The Graves (Lil' Siztah)
Hypocrisy - Adjusting The Sun
The Halo Effect - The Defiant One
Asinhell - Fall Of The Loyal Warrior
Malevolent Creation - Slaughter Of Innocence
Gorguts - Disincarnated
Necrophagist - Stabwound

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BILL IX (2024)

The first new song after the album is out. It’s called ‘Find Me Here’. I felt I needed some of this energy in my sets with a clear message about not feeling at home in a lot of places, besides a room full of people losing their thoughts to beats.

Hope to find you here too! Xx

Find Me Here

Revolution

Revolution (Rival Consoles Remix)

Beautiful Losers (Legowelt Remix)

Beautiful Losers (feat. Rangleklods) (Legowelt Remix)

Nowhere To Go

Nowhere To Go (feat. Brian Molko) (Chris Liebing Remix)

A Better World

Run for your life with my latest mixtape..

Linkin Park - From Zero
Ignite - Begin Again
Pennywise - Revolution
Pearl Jam - Running
Torche - Healer
Unto Others - Momma Likes The Door Closed
In Flames - Darker Times
Hypocrisy - Valley Of The Damned
Decapitated - Iconoclast
Spiritworld - Abilene Grime
Warbringer - A Better World
Avatar - On The Other Side Of Tonight
Volbeat - Temple Of Ekur
Devildriver - Just Run
Parkway Drive - Wild Eyes
VOLA - Paper Wolf

Joeh!

Bill.

©️ 2025 inbillwetrust

BILL X (2025)

Heathen

NEVER ENOUGH

DREAMING

Burn My Eyes

Davidian

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The Qemists
Your Revolution (Album Version)

After the storming success of their debut album ‘Join The Q’ last year The Qemists are back with another gargantuan slice of full-throttled bass-heavy dance music that, along with a monster remix from Reso, looks set to cause dance floor frenzies all over the world. Taken as the first single from their follow-up LP due later in 2010, it serves as the perfect taster of what’s to come.

‘Your Revolution’ intros in a major way with glorious sweeping strings before guitar power-chords smack out of the speakers along with precise kicks and loaded bass guitar giving a thoroughly live feeling to this one augmented with the vocals of Matt Rose; The Qemists are after all a band. Then in drops a snarling mid-range synth riff over building percussion and after a rather large kick-snare roll we’re away on a romper-stomper ride of big beats and bone-crunching b-lines that’ll have you moshing in no time! One for the festival-goers and clubbing kids alike.

It’s then left up to Reso to turn in the remix and what a remix it is! Opening with the lone ‘keep your revolution’ vocal over some skipping breaks and the familiar riff it isn’t long before it drops into an absolutely heinous half-time roll-out complete with warning sirens and smashing FX. The breakdown follows and then a switch into a full blown D&B assault on the senses that fans of Noisia and the like will lap up with its sickening bass and edits. After yet another switch into an equally devastating dubstep section it’s all over – job very well done!


“We have locked ourselves away in our new studio to make our second album! We are putting the finishing touches to it now and think our fans will NOT be disappointed! We have thrown ourselves into making this album, working with some of our favourite vocalists and bands whose names will be revealed very soon..... Its a step forward from the first album in every way!” - Leon Harris of The Qemists


Spirit In The System

Your Revolution

The Qemists - Your Revolution

THE QEMISTS
'SPIRIT IN THE SYSTEM'
Ninja Tune
Release date: 7 July (Japan) / 16 August (EUR) / 24 August (N.America)

Following the ground-rupturing, genre-fusing success of their ballistic debut full-length, 2009’s Join The Q, The Qemists return with their brilliant second album, Spirit In The System, a bolder and more sophisticated beast betraying a confidence drawn from playing their wild noise to riotous audiences across the globe.

The Qemists – Liam Black, Leon Harris and Dan Arnold – formed while they were school-kids, looking for distraction from the boredom of life on the rural outskirts of Brighton, Rock kids quickly seduced by Rave and Jungle who spent every free hour rehearsing in a barn, or building Electronic tracks on computers. Following years spent experimenting in search of the perfect hybrid of Drum & Bass, Rock, Dubstep, Techno, Dancehall and everything else The Qemists loved, the group exploded onto the scene in 2006 with an acclaimed remix of Coldcut’s ‘Everything Is Under Control’, subsequently signing to Ninja Tune Records as artists in their own right.

Their debut album, Join The Q arrived in February 2009, following a blazing series of 12”s: “Iron Shirt”, ‘Stompbox’, ‘Drop Audio’, ‘Lost Weekend’ (featuring ex-Faith No More front-man Mike Patton), and 2009’s ‘Dem Na Like Me’ (featuring Wiley); two subsequent singles, ‘On The Run’ and ‘S.W.A.G.’, both found their way onto the Radio 1 Daytime Playlist. The Qemists have spent much of the time since taking their music to the people, playing a huge array of festivals across the world (including Japan, where Join The Q was the No 1 electronic album), audiences responding with fervour to their genre-mashing melee, returning to the studio late last year to begin work on this sophomore stomper.

While Spirit In The System delivers plenty of The Qemists trademark visceral energy – like ‘Your Revolution’, first single off the album, with its galloping Drum & Bass tempo changes and ribcage-rattling sub-bass riffs and captivating vocals from Brighton-based Matt Rose – it’s a deeper experience than its predecessor, the group having gained the confidence to touch feelings as well as move bodies. Long-time Qemists collaborator Jenna G delivers the brilliantly anguished vocal for ‘Hurt Less’, second single from the album, one of several cathartic emotional crescendos on the album. Other guest singers on the album include Rob Hawkins, vocalist for Welsh rockers The Automatic, who sings on muscular Techno pumper ‘Apocalypse’; Grime MCs Maxtsa and MC ID, who rap on the wailing-siren skank of ‘Renegade’; Chantel, singer with Invasion, whose vocals grace the windswept drama of ‘Fading Halo’ and drive searing Soul of ‘Life’s Too Short’; and Qemists live hype man Bruno Balanta, who joins Matt Rose for the pavement-shattering stomp of ‘Dirty Words’. Recent tour-mates Enter Shikari, meanwhile, provided vocals and guitar riffs for the riot-starting Thrash-Jungle of ‘Take It Back’.

The Qemists remain as brilliantly, defiantly indefinable as ever: live Rock musicians who are also cutting edge Electronic producers, equally at home in the rehearsal room, on the stage, or working their wizardry in the studio. “Our audience know its cool to be this kind of ‘cross-breed’,” says Liam. “It’s okay to be into all different kinds of music, you don’t have to limit yourself creatively. We can be producers, we can be a band, we can make the music we want to make.”

The Qemists
Spirit In The System
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Take It Back feat. Enter Shikari
Hurt Less feat. Jenna G
Dirty Words feat. Matt Rose & Bruno Balanta
Renegade feat. Maxsta
Fading Halo feat. Chantal of Invasion
The Only Love Song feat. MC ID
Life’s Too Short
Apocalypse feat. Rob Hawkins of The Automatic
Your Revolution

Hurt Less

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