In Fear are a ferocious metal quintet from Bristol UK who have been unstoppable since their formation in 2017. Since releasing their debut EP ‘Solace’ in early 2019 the band have gained ample footing in the UK scene, heading out on various tours, festival appearances and accruing over 750,000 streams online. The band have recently toured with the likes of Creak, Where Oceans Burn & Dreameater as well as appearing on the main stage at UK Tech-Fest.
In Fear recently signed to UK label Year Of the Rat Records, and the new single ‘All Is’ is released on the 3rd March 2023. The single continues the next phase for the band, where the band will release a brand new track every 2 weeks. Over the cycle the band have already had support from BBC Radio 1 (Alyx Holcombe + Nels Hylton’s shows), Knotfest, Rock Sound, Metal Hammer, Kerrang Radio, Prison Radio, Moshville Times, Total Rock Radio, Idobi Howl, Primordial Radio, Amazing Radio and many other respected publications as well as official playlist support from Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Deezer, Napster and Pandora.
The band also recently announced that their debut album ‘All Is. All Shall Be’ will be released on Year Of The Rat Records on the 5th May 2023 and still promise plenty of new music ahead of that. Pre-orders for the album are now live at the link below.
All Is (Video) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kX36yGHhcF0
All Is (Pre-save) – https://lnk.to/IF-AllIs
Album pre-orders – www.infear.co.uk
Ryan Simmons (In Fear) – “This is the 3rd single release from our debut album “All Is. All Shall Be.” which follows a concept story throughout, linking each song to the previous. Thematically it focuses on a character who is trapped in purgatory trying desperately to reach the afterlife, but they are doomed to repeat the same torturous cycle of events.’All Is’ depicts the character’s descent into purgatory, arriving and questioning why the afterlife isn’t what they were led to believe. During the character’s past life, they were a member of a cult and committed horrific acts to satisfy their beliefs. In the quiet break of the song the character is talking to the void, asking why the ‘Lord of darkness’ they so dearly believed in isn’t there to greet them after leaving behind any purity in their past life. Blindly believing without seeking the truth is a dangerous concept, one which we see manifesting itself in today’s society. This song portrays the consequences of this, as the character experiences the reality of what awaits them in the afterlife.”
