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“It was so crammed that when he died, he couldn’t hit the floor. He just slumped on me.” From a traumatic epiphany on the London Tube to being metal’s first British-Iranian figurehead, the incredible life story of Lowen’s Nina Saeidi

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“It was so crammed that when he died, he couldn’t hit the floor. He just slumped on me.” From a traumatic epiphany on the London Tube to being metal’s first British-Iranian figurehead, the incredible life story of Lowen’s Nina Saeidi

Lowen are one of the most exciting bands in British metal – and their frontwoman Nina Saeidi one of the scene’s most important emerging voices

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