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“If someone’s gonna set themselves on fire, it might as well be me.” Dementia, pyro and shouting wizards: backstage with one of metal’s most shocking success stories, Lorna Shore

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“If someone’s gonna set themselves on fire, it might as well be me.” Dementia, pyro and shouting wizards: backstage with one of metal’s most shocking success stories, Lorna Shore

Lorna Shore played their biggest UK tour to date at the start of 2026, cementing their claim on the title of deathcore’s biggest band

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