With just over ten years since the release of their staggering debut album Neverbloom, Aussie metal leviathans MAKE THEM SUFFER have continued to flourish in the decade that has since passed.
To celebrate, Neverbloom will now be available for the first time on vinyl and the album remaster available now on all streaming platforms.
MAKE THEM SUFFER will also pay homage to the album that started it all with the Neverbloom 10 Year Anniversary Tour this May and June, with special guests FIT FOR AN AUTOPSY all the way from New Jersey, as well as metalcore locals OCEAN SLEEPER.
“Neverbloom holds a profound significance in our hearts as it embodies the very essence and cornerstone of our musical identity. Despite our departure from it’s sound over the years, the album remains indispensable in our catalogue, as it continues to this day to inspire our artistic pursuits. We couldn’t be more excited to perform some of these songs for the first and last time live and we can’t wait to see you all there!” – Sean Harmanis, Make Them Suffer.
Following an enormous 2022, including the addition of new fifth member Alex Reade on vocals and keyboards, the release of a new single Doomswitch, extensive American support slots with rockers Bad Omens and a completely sold-out national headline run in October, the new chapter for MAKE THEM SUFFER continues to go from strength to strength without sacrificing the quintet’s trademark balanced beauty and chaos.
Roaring back to life following an extensive break away from music during the COVID-19 pandemic, absence has well and truly made the heart grow fonder and stronger for MAKE THEM SUFFER. Releasing their first EP Lord of Woe back in 2010, the band have since unleashed four studio albums into the world, including their most recent full-length endeavor: the acclaimed 2020 outing How to Survive a Funeral. Having toured at home and around the globe alongside the likes of Wage War, After The Burial, Ice Nine Kills and Born Of Osiris amongst many others over the years, the group’s latest single Doomswitch has gone on to generate over 4.5 million streams on Spotify alone, with the accompanying music video also snagging 1.5 million views in a short space of time.
Set to join Spiritbox and Reliqa for a special Knotfest Australia sideshow later this month, with their first ever performance in Darwin also lined up on Saturday 10 June, MAKE THEM SUFFER’s upcoming Aussie headline shows are undeniably set to be something special, both for fans and the band themselves paying equal homage to their sonic cornerstone and their tantalising musical future as they revisit 2012’s Neverbloom.
