Australia’s Groove Metal Titans
Prepare to confront the harrowing spectacle of societal collapse. Meanwhile, All This Filth delivers an unrelenting soundtrack to a world devouring itself. With their latest anthem, “Tomorrow Will Be Better,” the Perth-based industrial groove-metal juggernauts paint a bleak vision of stagnation and despair. Furthermore, their signature brand of sonic aggression underscores every note.
Hailing from Western Australia’s unforgiving terrain, All This Filth stands at the forefront of metal’s darkest fusion. Their sound fuses Groove Metal, Thrash, Hardcore, Death Metal, Industrial, Sludge, and Nu-Metal. As a result, this combination creates a ferocious and innovative approach to the genre. Drawing influence from legends like Fear Factory, Chimaira, and Sepultura, they channel raw, primal energy. Consequently, bone-shattering riffs, thunderous rhythms, and visceral electronics define their signature sound.
A Legacy Forged in Fire
Since emerging in 2008, All This Filth—revered by fans as ATF—has captivated audiences with explosive live performances. Their debut album, “11 Past,” announced their arrival with unyielding intensity. Later, the critically acclaimed EP, “Programmed to Suffer,” cemented their reputation as a force to be reckoned with.
In 2019, their full-length release “Misery Season” propelled them further into the spotlight. As a result, the album earned widespread acclaim and led to high-profile performances at WAMFest 2019 and the sold-out Slayfest 2020. From sharing stages with Western Australia’s metal elite to embarking on their first eastern tour, All This Filth continues to carve a path of destruction through the Australian metal scene.
The Sound of Destruction
Vocals: Brendan Preston’s guttural roars and searing screams evoke the torment of a thousand souls.
Guitars: Brock Smith and Lenny Onel unleash unrelenting riffs that cut through the chaos like blades. In addition, their precision ensures every note hits with maximum impact.
Bass & Keys: Benny Bones commands a symphony of despair, weaving haunting melodies and industrial soundscapes.
Drums: Garett Stanford’s thunderous rhythms echo like war drums, heralding the end of days. Thus, each performance becomes an apocalyptic experience.
The Future Awaits
With a revamped lineup and plans for a new release, All This Filth begins a bold chapter. Kicking off 2023 by supporting Powerman 5000, they reaffirm their status as a relentless force in the metal arena. Moreover, their journey continues to break boundaries, combining visual spectacle with unparalleled musical ferocity.
Brace yourselves for the next chapter in the reign of All This Filth. Indeed, the chaos has only just begun.
