Since their formation in 2003, St Albans quintet YOUR DEMISE have collided head-on with every hurdle you could imagine, and then some.

Equipment theft? Check. Multiple Line Up Changes? Check, and make that twelve. Motorway Breakdowns? You bet, including a time when the side tour of their tour van literally fell off in the fast lane of the M1. And as for the and then some - how about the 24 hours the members of Your Demise spent in solitary confinement in a Belgian Prison...

But are they still here, still hungry, and still going stronger than ever? Check, check and check again.

YOUR DEMISE's five year rise from humble beginnings in scout huts and youth clubs has not been a smooth ride, but its these very trials and tribulations that have scarred, defined and molded them into a feral form of energy, aggression and irrepressible ambition. And today, having laid the foundation of their sound on self-funded releases 'You Only Make Us Stronger' (2006, Mind Rugby) and 'The Blood Stays on the Blade E.P. (2008 TDON - 9/10 Rocksound; 7/10 NME; 4/5 Metal Hammer), Your Demise have created their ultimate statement of intent with new album 'Ignorance Never Dies', their debut with Visible Noise, scheduled for release 20th April 2009.

With the debut album, the band have refined their sound and fulfilled the potential that critics and fans alike have credited them with from the beginning. Expect elements from across the spectrum of heavy music, guest vocals (from Sam Carter, Architects), even drum and bass/dubstep, courtesy of producer Dylan, Jake23 and Culprate. This is the sound of a band making an album according to their own rules, taking it to the next level and making the music that must be made.

Having taken their heartstopping live shows up the length and breadth of the UK and Europe with everyone from Biohazard, Architects and Bury Your Dead to Comeback Kid, Emmure and Enter Shakari. Your Demise are ready to take their rightful place in the halls of the national elite and Ignorance Never Dies is their rousing call to arms, a visceral battering ram of dynamics and unrepentant fury.

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Lostprophets are a British rock band hailing from Pontypridd, Wales. They have released four studio albums The Fake Sound Of Progress, Start Something, Liberation Transmission and most recently The Betrayed. Following the scrapping of a whole album, their fourth studio album The Betrayed was released in January 2010, produced by bassist Stuart Richardson.

Line Up:
Ian Watkins (lead vocals)
Lee Gaze (lead guitar)
Mike Lewis (rhythm guitar)
Stuart Richardson (bass)
Jamie Oliver (synth, turntables, backing vocals)
Luke Johnson (drums)

VISIBLE NOISE is an independent record label based in London, UK, specialising in rock music. Please submit any links to music to julie@visiblenoise.com or maria@visiblenoise.com. DO NOT message us through here. It will not be checked. Thank you. 

The current roster includes:

Lady Starlight
Blitz Kids
The Dead Formats
Ghouls 
Mothlite

Previous roster includes:

Bring Me The Horizon
Bullet for my Valentine
Outcry Collective
Your Demise
Brides
The Plight

The band – who consist of; Pete ‘Spider’ Spiby (vocals and guitar), Ozzy ‘Owl’ Lister (guitar) Mark ‘Dark Shark’ Thomas (guitar) Tiger Si (drums) and Adam ‘the Fox’ Irwin (bass) have spent the last two years playing for audiences across the UK and mainland Europe.

With friends such as Airbourne, Supersuckers, the Datsuns, Stone Gods and Wildhearts among others plus the wowing of festival crowds including Download, Sonipshere, High Voltage, Bloodstock and iTunes Festivals in the UK alone.

iTunes, of course, was very special as the band were chosen by none other than Ozzy Osbourne to open for him at the Roundhouse. Ozzy was so impressed he
then offered the Spiders a slot on the UK leg of Ozzfest at the O2 Arena.

With acclaimed ep’s No Goats In The Omen and Cinco Hombres (Diez Cojones) preceding the album release they’ve been winning a lot of friends and influencing a lot of people in the build up to the album release, with features and sterling reviews across the board. But don’t take our word for it…

"Destined to become one of 2011's must haves" said Classic Rock Magazine. "A tireless masterpiece that rocks from front to back" and "9/10" say Metal Hammer. 'Black Spiders are pure genius" said the one and only Duff McKagan off Guns N Roses. 5/5 said Big Cheese; "the true sound of rock n' roll in 2011". Rock Sound Magazine proclaimed; "their apocalyptic three-man axe assault is aweinspiring". Kerrang even gave its readers a fright with a poster and shouted about how “this Sheffield based quintet have managed to harness the powers of Angus Young and priapic death punks Turbonegro and distill it into a brew fit for Odin himself”.

While the broadcast airwaves have been virtually saturated with their brand "medieval biker rock" (Rock Sound, again...). BBC Radio1 Rock show and the Xfm Rock show have had them in for sessions and stations from Planet Rock to BBC 6Music, Rock Radio and beyond have championed their sounds - with the likes of SCUZZ TV, NME TV, Kerrang TV play listing their videos including:

Just Like A Woman - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd1fv7_7Ero
Stay Down - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNxKpZGRzdU
St Peter - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaGFqamY20Y&feature=related

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