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“Noel Gallagher would be in the room across from me.” From underground darlings to collabs with Mastodon and Gojira: Urne are the best-kept secret in British metal

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“Noel Gallagher would be in the room across from me.” From underground darlings to collabs with Mastodon and Gojira: Urne are the best-kept secret in British metal

After exploring the effects of dementia on 2023’s A Feast On Sorrow, Urne decided to reconnect with metal’s roots for their 2026 follow-up

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