As an unrelenting Nu-Core band from the UK, Sunfall recently released singles ‘Industrial’, ‘Seducer’, ‘Toxicant’, ‘Neon’ and ‘Quiet Kid’ which saw the band receive high praise and approval from the world-renowned YouTube personality Nik Nocturnal, as well as coverage with Rock Sound, KnotFest, Metal Injection, Revolver Magazine and more. The band have also gone on to gather the attention of playlist curators at Spotify, Sumerian Records, Apple Music, Deezer, Pandora and Tidal. Sunfall have shared stages with a wealth of bands, including the likes of Monuments, The Royal, Hacktivist, Martyr Defiled, Bound in Fear and Distant, amongst many more. Having previously covered Slipknot’s ‘No Life’ the band will now release a cover of Sepultura’s ‘Roots Bloody Roots’ on the 22nd April 2022. The track is accompanied by a visualiser too.
Guitarist Oli explains “Roots, bloody roots... A song that played a big part in fuelling a generation of music that we have found ourselves a part of. Roots, Bloody roots speaks of how we should embrace who we are and where we’ve come from. There isn’t a single person who should feel they are anything less because of their heritage or where they are from, and we look to keep this message alive and pay homage with this rendition of ‘Roots’. We couldn’t not put our unique twist onto this track and have aimed to honour both the Sepultura original and our sound and style simultaneously.”
Capturing what can only be known as “the descent” in the band’s name ‘Sunfall’, the quartet have created a deadly machine that presents itself as a storm of music. Traversing the multi-dimensional world of art and vibrations, Sunfall’s music takes many forms and embraces the full potential of futuristic genre blending and fluidity. The true wonder of Sunfall comes from the unpredictable animalistic nature of their music.
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