Rolo Tomassi: Last News

It’s the end of another year, so once again it’s time to round up our favourite tracks of the last twelve months. It’s always tough to get this end-of-year playlist down to 40 tracks, but this year it was absolutely agonising.Maybe it’s because this was the year we finally came out of COVID restrictions, but there was a hell of a lot of great music released in 2022. So our starting point was a great deal larger than the final list.

Brontide have announced a 10th anniversary reissue of their 2014 album ‘Artery’.The British instrumental band will re-release their influential second album on August 2, 2024, which can be pre-ordered on limited edition silver fade vinyl here.They will also be performing their only UK show at Bristol’s ArcTanGent Festival on August 17.Brontide released two albums – 2011’s ‘Sans Souci’ and 2014’s ‘Artery’ – and also toured extensively throughout their nine years together.The band gained a cult following before announcing their split in 2017, after which members pursued their own musical endeavours.Bassist Nathan Fairweather is a member of Rolo Tomassi, while drummer William Bowerman went on to become a musical director and co-founder of WFB Live, the musical direction company behind tours and performances for the likes of Dua Lipa, Elton John and Blackpink.Guitarist Tim Hancock, meanwhile, moved to Los Angeles to work with Fender.In a social media teaser video shared last month, the band said they were “excited to see what the future of Brontide holds”.1. ‘Tonitro’2. ‘Bare My Bones’3. ‘Kith and Kin’4. ‘Cabin’5. ‘Knives’6. ‘Still Life’7. ‘Caramel’8. ‘Red Gold’Announcing their split in 2017, the band said: “After nine years, two albums, an EP, several videos plus multiple shows and tours, we have decided to stop playing as Brontide.“It has been a very difficult decision to make but we can no longer give it the time it deserves so it only feels right to roll end credits.They continued in a statement: “We will always reflect on what we did with a lot of pride and happy memories.

It’s the end of another year, so once again it’s time to round up our favourite tracks of the last twelve months. It’s always tough to get this end-of-year playlist down to 40 tracks, but this year it was absolutely agonising.Maybe it’s because this was the year we finally came out of COVID restrictions, but there was a hell of a lot of great music released in 2022. So our starting point was a great deal larger than the final list.

Rolo Tomassi have spoken to NME about their evolution and journey to new album ‘Where Myth Becomes Memory’, as well as releasing it at a time where metal music has “far wider parameters”.Yesterday, (February 4), the Sheffield-founded post-hardcore band released their sixth album ‘Where Myth Becomes Memory’. Vocalist Eva Korman and keyboardist James Spence have spoken to NME about why it’s deliberately more positive than anything they’ve done before.Formed in 2005 by siblings Eva Korman and James Spence, the band have proven an acclaimed force in British metal – if one of the most arguably under-sung.

Rolo Tomassi have announced details of their UK and European tour for 2022.The five-piece, who released their last album ‘Time Will Die and Love Will Bury It’ in 2018, returned last month with the single ‘Cloaked’.Rolo Tomassi will make their live comeback with a hometown show in Brighton on November 12, with the band also set to perform at Netherlands’ Complexity Fest and 2000trees Festival in 2022.The band have this morning (September 29) announced a full set of UK and European tour dates for February, with support on all dates set to come from Pupil Slicer.“With more new music to follow, we can’t wait to get back at it and be back in a live, touring setting,” Rolo Tomassi said in a statement.“These dates are the biggest headline shows

Rolo Tomassi have announced details of their first live show in two years.The five-piece will head to Brighton for a gig at Chalk on November 12, with support coming from Devil Sold His Soul.“We’re very excited after such a long break to have the chance to get back to what we love doing the most,” Rolo Tomassi said in a statement accompanying the gig announcement.“This show is the start of the next chapter for our band and we can’t wait to get going.”A post shared by Rolo Tomassi (@rolotomassiband)Tickets for Rolo Tomassi’s gig at Brighton Chalk in November go on sale on Friday (July 16) from here.The band’s last album, ‘Time Will Die and Love Will Bury It’, was released in March 2018.“The album is at its most breathtaking in these sparse,