Continents (band)

Continents
Origin South Wales, United Kingdom
Genres Metalcore, Metal, Djent
Years active 2010-present[1][2]
Labels Victory Records

Continents is a 5-piece Hardcore/Metal band from South Wales, United Kingdom. They have been signed to Victory Records since 2012,[1] and have toured with quality acts including The Ghost Inside,[3] Emmure, Comeback Kid, Defeater and All Shall Perish.[4]

History

Formed in 2010, Continents made a name for themselves within the UK music scene.[5] After signing to Victory Records in June 2012 the band departed on a five-country tour in support of their upcoming album Idle Hands.[6]

Their debut album with Victory Records Idle Hands, released on January 23, 2013, was met with extremely positive reviews. Helen Catchpowle from Rock Sound gave the album 8/10, exclaiming:

'Launching into the fray with its tinnitus-inducing title track, Continents’ first full-length sees the Welsh five-piece easily living up to high expectations set by their riotous set at last year’s Ghostfest. Fast cementing their place as serious contenders on the UK hardcore scene, the band’s apparently limitless energy translates effortlessly into a record that’s as raw as it is powerful, with ferocious vocals from frontman Phil Cross leading the relentless onslaught. With lead single powerhouse ‘Trails’ already attracting an impressive following, Continents’ reputation looks set to rocket on the merit of this solid debut effort.[7]

While Rhian Westbury from Bring The Noise UK gave the album a 9/10, stating:

Pegasus, Pegasus is where the band come into their own, from the opening massive riffs to the closing screams you won’t be able to sit still. You might even find yourself jumping up and down and fist pumping in your living room. It’s okay, no one’s watching! [8]

In early 2015 the band announced that they had entered the studio to begin recording their next full length, Reprisal and the album was released on Halloween in the same year.

Members

Discography

Studio Albums

Singles

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