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Zetra’s debut album sounds like a black metal band swapped screams and blastbeats for croons and synthesisers, then rehearsed on the set of a 70s Doctor Who episode. And it’s not bad!

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Zetra’s debut album sounds like a black metal band swapped screams and blastbeats for croons and synthesisers, then rehearsed on the set of a 70s Doctor Who episode. And it’s not bad!

Zetra haven’t mastered their formula yet, but their debut album is promising all the same

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