Straight from the heart of Bristol, one of the epicentres of creativity in the UK, IMMERSE are a band that bring hope for better days. The post-hardcore quartet lay out all the pain, disparity and fears that come with being human. But it’s not all gloom; the band confronts these feelings head on to generate positivity and optimism - “These are unavoidable rights of passage that everyone can relate to. It’s how you confront them and let them affect you that will make you who you are”. There is a sense of unity as the band battles issues together with their fans. Immerse have justified their ever-growing presence in the UK music scene, playing shows around the UK with the likes of Holding Absence, Hacktivist, Lotus Eater and more. Their debut album has already achieved over 1 million streams. The quartet have all experienced dark times in their lives and implore you to “Remember that you are never alone!”. Teeth gritting riffs, soaring choruses and passionate live performances have won them a loyal fanbase which is destined to keep on growing. With their eyes set firmly on the top, these four lads are set to solidify their place in history. IMMERSE WITH US.
UK based melodic hardcore band Immerse release next single ’Paralyse’ and music video on the 18th December 2020. The song showcases the punchier and more ambient side of the band’s material, and is complimented with a disconcerting and dark visual. Throughout the campaign the band have already had support from Rock Sound, Metal Hammer, Kerrang, Total Rock Radio, Idobi Radio, Dead Press, Gig Radar, BBC, Dreambound, Triple J, Moshville Times, and many more respected publications and landed plenty of official playlisting with Spotify, Deezer, Apple Music, Digster, Filtr and more. The bands last single ‘Red Shade’ amassed over 70,000 plays on Spotify within 10 days and the band have a busy touring schedule planned for 2021.
Vocalist Archie Hatfield explains - “ I wrote paralyse late at night when I was laid in bed at a low point, I wanted to write down how I was feeling to try and grasp a greater understanding of how I could deal with my issues, this song is about visiting a dark place within myself and my inner battle with my thoughts, and how dangerous it can be to be alone with them.”
Guitarist Tim Brown adds - “I’ve always loved the combination of clean ambient guitars with chuggy riffs. This song was the perfect opportunity to play around with my favourite guitar sounds and create a song that gets straight to the point. Although the song is fairly short, I feel that it hits hard and the visual is a perfect representation of the battles we have within ourselves every day.”
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