RADIO AFTERMATH

Radio Aftermath are:
Chris Dennett – guitars, vocals
Sam Moran – guitars, backing vocals
Jack Craven – drums
Rob Burns – bass, backing vocals

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Step into the world of Radio Aftermath, where a love for punk, awkward time signatures, and unapologetic screams collide with electrifying electronic elements.
Accompanied by a drummer driven by pure passion, this Leeds-based band creates a captivating musical experience like no other.
Throughout their catalogue, these diverse influences battle for supremacy, intertwining to forge agile and anthemic alternative rock songs bursting with colossal riffs and unforgettable hooks.
Their debut single, ‘Kiss from a Rebel‘, ignited the scene in May 2020 during the peak of the first COVID-19 lockdown.
This was followed by the hard-hitting releases of ‘We Eat the Buffalo‘ (November 2020) and ‘Estranged‘ (February 2021).
Embarking on their own headline tour and supporting fellow Leeds talents When They Riot in late 2021, the band made their mark on the live circuit.
In 2022, Radio Aftermath retreated into the studio, immersing themselves in the recording and release of new music.
May brought forth the invigorating ‘Cup of Coffee in the Big Time‘, swiftly followed by the enigmatic ‘Custom Made Lizard Shoes‘.
Their self-titled debut EP, a testament to their creative prowess, dropped in October of the same year.
On the journey into the present, Radio Aftermath diligently crafts their single, aptly titled ‘Fetid‘, while they were simultaneously penning a new EP, which was slated for release in late 2023.
While these Brits released in 2024 their album ‘Pronoia‘, in the year 2025 they released the single ‘Apophenia‘.
A track that is a ferocious dose of post-hardcore chaos – a song that doesn’t just hit hard, it cuts deep.
Combining visceral aggression with melodic finesse, the UK outfit taps into the psychological phenomenon of its namesake:
the human impulse to find meaning in the meaningless.
From the jump, ‘Apophenia‘ roars with distorted guitars and pounding drums, creating a soundscape that’s as urgent as it is unpredictable.
Fans of Thrice, Alexisonfire, and Every Time I Die will immediately feel the pull – this is a band that knows how to straddle chaos and control.
The vocal delivery is a storm of contradictions – soaring melodic lines crash against raw, guttural screams, evoking the internal struggle of trying to make sense of a senseless world.
Each dynamic shift in the song’s structure – whether it’s an explosive chorus or a haunting bridge – feels deliberate, calculated, and emotionally charged.
Lyrically, the track delves into themes of paranoia, existential dread, and warped perception.
It’s not just a song – it’s a psychological spiral set to a soundtrack of beautifully crafted brutality.