2011 has seen ThirtyOne stamp their mark firmly on the face of the British alt-rock scene. Their debut EP and accompanying video, set a clear precedent of what to expect from this band in the near future.

Having only recently completed their line up, ThirtyOne have already been taking ambitious strides. Their huge live sound, exuberant stage presence and sense of humour recently won them the 2010 Exeter Battle of the Bands, propelling them to the forefront of the local music scene. National airplay has also resulted in positive reviews from the likes of Amazing Radio's Aaron Philips, describing ThirtyOne as: 'Really odd, but very cool, with powerhouse vocals. Very clever, with prog elements... Absolutely rocks to the core. This is full-on metal at it's very best.' All of these characteristics can be found on ThirtyOne's EP, 'The Great Wide Hope', and in the accompanying video directed by rising star Carl Shanahan.

Recently, ThirtyOne have been busy working with artists and promoters to stage shows for themselves and other local lights, bolstering the scene at home and around the UK. Their eclectic, yet accessible style allows them to hang with the heaviest and party with the best of them. Expect genre-bending rock, bristling with swagger, inventive musicianship and a record that will catch you off guard and drag you along for the ride. 

ThirtyOne use: Orange, Fender, Marshall, and Sound City Amplification.
Bare Knuckle Pickups.
Agile and Gibson Guitars.
Tama Drums 
lots of effects,amongst them D*A*M, ProCo, Boss, Carl Martin, Danelectro, Tech 21, Electro Harmonix, Digitech and Ibanez 
Musicman,Tobias,Epiphone and Fender Basses . . . 
and some other things we made ourselves.

ThirtyOne is:

Samuel LH Webb-Guitar
Princess-Bass
Thomas D Hill-Guitar
Tom Derryman-Drums
John Tron Davidson-Vocals

ThirtyOne is recorded before a live studio audience.

Havoc \ˈha-vək, -vik\ n. 1. Wide and general destruction.

  Hailing from the British South, Cry Havoc are a group of degenerates dead set on conquering the heavy metal scene. Taking inspiration from an array of influences, Cry Havoc have developed a raw, brutish, and unique sound… and are spreading it like Herpes on a tour bus!

  “[Cry Havoc] Churned out a splendidly raw and brutish din”, concludes Metal Hammer reviewer, Dom Lawson after catching their explosive set at Hammerfest III. This was Cry Havoc’s first major festival appearance, and they ensured they did not disappoint the sold out festival crowd. “Frontman Gav is running from one side of the stage to the other, bare-chested and swivel-eyed, and generally going berserk. [They] are treating their performance as if it were a headlining slot at Wembley.” Lawson adds after an aggressive and incendiary performance from the band.

  “This band not only performed with electrifying stage presence, but they killed it. That stage was made for them, and they showed tonight that they were the new owners of London’s stages, and no one is gonna take that away from them quite yet” announces another reviewer, this time after a show in April 2012 at London’s historic and renowned venue; The Borderline. Opening for the Welsh quintet “The Dirty Youth”, Cry Havoc proved that they could hold their own amongst the big guns on the scene. 

  “Frontman Gavin Bolt ran around the stage like a man on fire, climbing on the walls and chairs getting the crowd into gear ready for The Dirty Youth. As the crowd chanted along to ‘Kickin’ It In The Teeth’ with their fists high in the air, guitarist Tristan Gaskell burst into a rippling energetic guitar solo behind his head, showing off every ounce of skill and talent in his bones” Louisa Smith from Hit The Floor Magazine elaborates.

In December 2011 Cry Havoc headed to the renowned Nott-In-Pill studio to record. Working with the prestigious producers Martyn “Ginge” Ford and Matthew Bond, some of the experts behind Bullet For My Valentine, Slipknot, Trivium and Skindred as well as up-and-coming bands, The Dirty Youth and Revoker; Cry Havoc are poised to make an impact in 2012.

Their live shows are an explosion of alcohol fuelled ferocity, and they have been described as the illegitimate child of Pantera and Gun N' Roses. Highly driven on Sex, Jägermeister, and Rock N’ Roll, they own the stage… and no one is going to take it away from them!

To join the Havoc, follow:
www.facebook.com/cryhavocuk
www.youtube.com/cryhavocuk
www.twitter.com/cryhavcuk

"A stunning début - 9/10" 
Kieron Chastney - Deadpress 

"Cry Havoc's 'New Life' serves up 4 slices of near perfection."
Real Gone Rocks

"This is the pure definition of metal"

"At times I found myself thinking of Pantera, at other times Guns N Roses, but all the time knowing that it was Cry Havoc"
Dave Nicholls - Loud-Stuff


"Cry Havoc are a fairly new thrash band to the scene, yet their musical ability might make you think otherwise."
David Lamb - Ramzine


"A ferocious and hungry fury of crippling artillery driven rhythms and ravenous riffs."

"Sparks all the fires one could wish from a release of immense quality."

"Cry Havoc is a band with a big horizon ahead of them and sooner rather than later one suspects."
Ringmaster - Ringmaster Reviews


"When [New Life] hits you, it does so right between the eyes."
Brian McKay - The Black Flag


“Pure, unadulterated metal”

“…A killer new metal band”
Emily Carter - Hit The Floor

In the past, Cry Havoc have torn up the stage with such bands as:
Revoker
The Dirty Youth
The Defiled
Malefice
Jettblack
Voodoo Six
Romeo Must Die


Check out our online store where you can purchase Tshirts, and more here: http://cryhavocuk.bigcartel.com/

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