Logo

Suggestions

  • Latest
  • New Music
  • News Stories
  • Interviews
  • Exclusive Streams
  • Music Videos
  • Live Videos
  • Tours
  • Festivals
  • Latest
  • New Music
  • News Stories
  • Interviews
  • Exclusive Streams
  • Music Videos
  • Live Videos
  • Tours
  • Festivals

Logo

Suggestions

  • Latest
  • New Music
  • News Stories
  • Interviews
  • Exclusive Streams
  • Music Videos
  • Live Videos
  • Tours
  • Festivals
New Music

British heavy monster CONJURER share new video for “Rot”, off of the new album PATHOS

April 22, 2022
1 min read

CONJURER have shared their new single “Rot“, taken from their upcoming new album PATHOS, out July 1st via Nuclear Blast Records.

“”Rot” is a tortured, battered listening experience; a blistering reminder of why the young group has become praised so quickly.” – comments Metal Underground. “That a band can be at once so triumphantly beautiful and gut-punchingly heavy is testament to Conjurer’s quality, and a sure-fire sign of their future longevity at the top of Britain’s heavy music scene.”

The band commented: “‘Rot’ looks at the same topics of anxiety, fear, and depression that feature in ‘It Dwells’ and flips the perspective/narrative. We wanted to hone in on the most visceral and disgusting parts of our sound when we were writing it and, along with the lyrics, play with the idea of giving that fear and dread a voice. (It’s not very nice.)”

Share this
  • Facebook
  • Messenger
  • Twitter
  • Whatsapp
  • Reddit
  • Email

Tags:

  • Conjurer
  • nuclear blast records
  • post metal
  • sludge metal

Karol Kamiński

DIY rock music enthusiast and web-zine publisher from Warsaw, Poland. Supporting DIY ethics, local artists and promoting hardcore punk, rock, post rock and alternative music of all kinds via IDIOTEQ online channels.
Contact via [email protected]

You might be interested in

RemoteI Viewing, by James Greenoff

London sludge noise-rock band REMOTE VIEWING keep their absurd humour alive on politically charged “State Violence”

Ontaard by Liv van der Ham

Utrecht post-metal band ONTAARD piece together years of trauma and shame on “A Monster Named Shame”

You might be interested in

Rot Away 2026
November 12, 2026

Copenhagen’s ROT AWAY premiere “Keep Steppin”, stretch from metalcore to hardcore on “True Sorrow”

92
November 12, 2026

Southern California hardcore crew ’92 close “Shattered Garden” with funk vibes of “Survivor” – video premiering now!

NOVAS
November 8, 2026

Vancouver’s novas bring years of metalcore friendships to the uneasy post-rock of “Oh Moon”

DINERBOY
November 8, 2026

DINERBOY explain the grief, dark humour and haunted house behind “Better Home”

Rat Lord
Previous Story

Gritty powerviolent hardcore pack RAT LORD release new album “I Am The Wack Blizzards”

PULLEY
Next Story

Punk rock veterans PULLEY share new single “Golden Life”, new album coming up

Latest

Sobre Tormentas by Armando Escobar Salazar

“Emo belongs to hardcore”: SOBRE TORMENTAS on growing up with San José’s underground

Civil Elegies

“The new hard is the old hard”: CIVIL ELEGIES on noise, disability and Glasgow’s disappearing venues

Sunrise Skater Kids

SUNRISE SKATER KIDS turn pop punk nostalgia against itself on “Friendworld”

TIDES

Jacksonville heartfelt punks TIDES revisit a lost friend and a vanished childhood home on “How To Survive A Fall”

Rot Away 2026

Copenhagen’s ROT AWAY premiere “Keep Steppin”, stretch from metalcore to hardcore on “True Sorrow”

PLEASE CONSIDER DONATING TO IDIOTEQ

As an independent magazine IDIOTEQ supports DIY ethics and local artists of all kinds. With no-ads policy and mission to give independent artists space they deserve, IDIOTEQ is a place to get inspired, learn more about lesser known artists and their perspective. Reporting on DIY music is our priority.

DONATE via PayPal or SUPPORT via Patreon

IDIOTEQ (pronounce “idiotec”) is a phonetic transcription of the word Idioteque – the act of suddenly going into a crazy, seizure like state. A vision of a society, where people are increasingly more obsessed with pointless technology, selfishness and mindless entertainment than life itself.

Privacy & Cookies · Terms of Use

  • Latest
  • New Music
  • News Stories
  • Interviews
  • Exclusive Streams
  • Music Videos
  • Live Videos
  • Tours
  • Festivals