Reviews

Playing in a venue that hosts various bands and club nights on the regular, The Black Angels made us feel as though we had spent the last few hours on a journey to another era, and upon leaving the venue on a crisp winter’s evening, I was back to reality.

The band had us partying like it was 1999 and come the end of the show we were left quite simply with the hope that the band would continue to bring to us these parties for years to come yet.

The music is of course amazing, affirming, spiritual and beautiful – music with both a soul and a social consciousness.

This is music that has been created in the hope of bringing people closer together, and if you take the heavy levels of glitter with a grain of salt, then you’ll be kept warm with this icy winter wonder.

If any cult metal band’s record deserves a big push this year; it’s this one, as the DEP stand at the peak of their evolution.

Everything about it – the sound, the title, hell, even the cover art – screams science fiction. Whether you agree with that admittedly dorky notion or not, you can’t disagree that Tomorrow’s Harvest is a journey.