Terror Cult release their debut “Self-Titled” EP on 12th November. Opening with Hell And Hatred, a haunting depiction of domestic violence that is delivered with ferocity and urgency. The opener is followed by Artbreeder, a jangle pop-influenced number that derails into a gargantuan wall of distortion and noise. The EP finishes with Snubnose Jesus, the band’s debut single about mass shootings. This four-piece indie rock/punk band make their way onto the West
Yorkshire music scene with an explosive start. Formed in 2020, Terror Cult consists of Tate Maloney (vocals, guitar), Ben Kirby (bass), Daniel Hepworth (lead guitar), and Alex Wardle (drums). Influenced by the likes of Pixies, Manic Street Preachers, Mac Demarco, The Libertines, they’re bringing their post-punk influences and melodic pop hooks to the North of England and beyond.
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