On Brighton’s ever growing metal scene, an act has emerged and anchored itself into the very core of this setting. With powerful tunes to fuel high energy shows, Here There Be Monsters will go from strength to strength.
The guitar chugs away like a heavy machine gun and the vocals are gritty and fierce. Their songs are short two to three minute violent stabs of post-punk hardcore at its very best. With only a few demo CDs produced so far in terms of their discography, they have to be seen live for their message to be clear.

HTBM are a no nonsense band who care little for image and are out to write and perform heavy songs. Even though they don’t have long hair, matching shoelaces and whatever else bands do to support their image, HTBM definitely look the part on stage and the listener is won over by good music instead of shiny T-shirts.

After many intimate gigs and the occasional European tour, their fan base is pretty dedicated. The result is a moshpit as vivacious as the band. After seeing them live it’s no surprise why their names are on every live metal night poster in Brighton, from small clubs to the infamous Concorde 2.

By Josh Charig

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