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Make Them Suffer is a name in the Australian heavy music scene which many are yet to hear. It wasn´t until the release of their debut EP “Lord Of Woe” in 2010 that they really began to make steps forward. The band have been hard at work building a name for themselves, selling out both of their EP launch shows, several Australian tours and writing the majority of a full length album in the space of just one year.

The EP Showcased an eclectic blend of Symphonic Black Metal, Death Metal and Deathcore among other genres. It received a wide-spread amount of critical acclaim all over the world and had them featured in 2011´s poster edition of Blunt Magazine, as well as Blunt Magazines “Top 25 Australian Bands To Check Out This Year”. Drum Media described “Lord Of Woe” as “A tortured collection of sorrow and pain-filled brutality that just may be one of the most impressive metal releases of the year”.

Now, in 2012 Make Them Suffer have began preparing the impending release of their debut full-length album, available world-wide in May through Roadrunner Records. In light of their EP the album “Neverbloom” is to be recorded by Roland Lim who also received an abundance of acclaim for his production on “Lord Of Woe”. While the band have big shoes to fill, dawdling in the shadow of their EP, they have set their sights high in hopes that their debut album “Neverbloom” will allow them to surpass the recognition received from “Lord Of Woe” and catapult them into the global the market. In 2012, Neverbloom is coming.
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