“An ode to ’90s death metal”: Listen to Heriot’s new single, Commander Of Pain

Heriot have dropped a brand-new single, Commander Of Pain.

Just over a year on from their 5/5-rated Devoured By The Mouth Of Hell debut, the band’s newest release was produced by Loathe’s Erik Bickerstaffe, and mixed and mastered by Randy LeBoeuf (Kublai Khan TX, Loathe etc).

Debbie Gough says that the track is Heriot’s “an ode to ’90s death metal. This is a song born of the inspiration we’ve gained from playing live alongside many different genres of metal bands. We wanted to write a track paying tribute to our favourite aspects of heavy music.”

Watch the video for Commander Of Pain from 4pm GMT:

Catch the band live in the UK next year:

Heriot tour dates supporting SikTh

February

26 Manchester Academy 2
28 London O2 Forum Kentish Town

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