Filth is Eternal release new single “Cherish” and announce UK Headline tour
Seattle punks Filth is Eternal have released their powerful new single “Cherish”, ahead of their sublime new album Find Out released 29 September via MNRK Heavy.
The band has already released two singles from the album, "Pressure Me" and "Crawl Space," which have been praised by critics for their heavy riffs, catchy hooks, and Lis Di Angelo's soaring vocals. The vivid video for “Cherish” was directed by Di Angelo themselves.
Speaking of “Cherish” Di Angelo said:
“Cherish implores listeners to believe in themselves and their creativity. wanted to mash two of my favourite things together, Black Box Theater and Lynchian Style, and marry that with something I overheard a stranger say that has occupied space in the back of my mind for years: 'This is all a dream, and you will spend the entirety of your existence at the centre of a push-pull event, somewhere between owning this dream and this dream owning you.”
Filth is Eternal is a unique band in the hardcore scene. Their sound is a blend of death metal, crust punk, and grunge, and they're not afraid to experiment with different genres. This is evident on Find Out, which features everything from fast and furious metalcore tracks to slower, more melodic songs.
Alongside the release of "Cherish," the band announced a UK headline tour in addition to their existing UK dates with the legendary Finch. The tour will stop at cities like Glasgow, Bristol, and Norwich.
Save the date for Find Out, and watch the video for “Cherish”:
Upcoming UK tour dates
Nov 4: Glasgow The Garage (Attic)
Nov 5: Glasgow The Garage ^
Nov 6: Cardiff Tramshed ^
Nov 7: Manchester Academy ^
Nov 8: London O2 Forum Kentish Town ^
Nov 9: Plymouth Underground
Nov 11: Milton Keynes Craufurd Arms
Nov 12: London New Cross Inn
Nov 13: Bristol The Lanes
Nov 14: Bridgewater Cobblestones
Nov 15: Swansea Bunkhouse
Nov 18: Norwich Voodoo Daddy's
^ Supporting Finch
Filth is Eternal are comprised of vocalist Lis Di Angelo, guitarist Brian McClelland, bassist Rahsaan Davis, and drummer Emily Salisbury.
