Anyone know this 3-piece UK band? I guess they are closer to grindcore

Trencher, formed in 2001, is a London-based band. They have toured extensively with bands such as The Locust, Some Girls and Daughters amongst others. Soon To End CS (2011) Suplex Cassettes. Azid cassette (2016).

Trencher had released Lips. some six years ago and had quite impressed the Metal scene. In mid 2011, Trencher are now back with what they consider their third album All Sufferin. oon To End but peaking under 20 minutes, I’d rather consider it as a comeback EP. What happened exactly in the meantime that it actually took so long for the Brits to release something new?

The return of Trencher, more info at ww. njoymentrecords. Black vinyl with glow in the dark screenprinted b-side /50 Black vinyl with white screenprinted b-side /50 (this) Black vinyl with chrome and red spraypainted b-side /100 Half solid white and half translucent red vinyl, no b-side design /100.

Soon to End yet. You can write one. Pressing info: - 50 Black vinyl with glow in the dark screen-printed b-side - 50 Black vinyl with white screen-printed b-side - 100 Black vinyl with chrome and red spray-painted b-side - 100 Half solid white and half translucent red vinyl, no b-side design. Modified by: megadeth1986. Added on: 2011-10-30 14:46:15. Last modified on: 2017-12-16 19:15:13.

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9 tracks · 13 November 2006. When Dracula Thinks "Look at Me". Play album. 14 tracks · January 2004. All Suffering Soon To End. 6 tracks · September 2011.

Their third album, End of Suffering, feels less like a compromise between two sounds and more like a cohesive band. 70. His lyrics are blunt yet honest, taking personal demons and harnessing them to stadium-ready anthems like ‘Anxiety’ and ‘Angel Wings’, all the while avoiding self-parody. In the end, what you’re left with is a generic rock album with a couple of noteworthy moments and an aftertaste that will probably alienate a few long-time fans of the band.