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“At their heaviest, they feel genuinely dangerous.” Heriot live up to their potential as Britain’s best new metal band on Devoured By The Mouth Of Hell

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“At their heaviest, they feel genuinely dangerous.” Heriot live up to their potential as Britain’s best new metal band on Devoured By The Mouth Of Hell

Beloved by Lamb Of God, Trivium and Machine Head, Heriot just proved that 2022’s Profound Morality EP was just a taste of what they can do

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