“The Process of growth, a Process of death. But the journey itself goes on.”Progressive Rockers Netherhall are to release their long awaited debut album, ‘Process’ on Friday 16th June 2023.
Formed in late 2015, Netherhall are a Midlands based Alternative Metal band who draw influence from multiple genres. Notable influences include Karnivool, Deftones and Toska.
Netherhall are:
Matthew Preston – Vocals
Tom Bushell – Bass Guitar
Lewis Ward – Guitars / Backing Vox
Jake Raybould – Drums
Netherhall have said that “After 8 years of ups and downs, lefts and rights and life itself, we are thrilled, relieved, and most of all proud to release Process, our debut album. This has been a labor of love for the last 5 years of our lives, which has been an emotional roller-coaster and in many ways, we can feel that whilst listening back. We feel honoured red to have worked with two amazing minds to bring the album into manifest, Owen Davies and Peter Miles.”
Process’ fundamental theme is simply Life/Death and the ups and downs in-between. Everything that happens in life is a Process, from the growth of a plant, the geological history of the planet to the formation of a human being, all forms of natural Process. Natural death is a process, the greatest mystery of life is what happens after we die. What goes up must come down, but what if, what has happened once, happens time and time again, like a repeating pattern, such as we find in music. Music is a Process, from learning to play a musical instrument to writing/recording an album, and this is our ‘Process’.
1. Generate Pt.1
2. Ruminate
3. Currents
4. The Needle
5. Infernal
6. Musavada
7. Process
8. Equilibrium
Process was recorded, produced and engineered by Owen Davies of Loud Noises Productions and Peter Miles of Middle Farm Studios. The album was Mixed by Peter Miles and mastered by Lewis Hopkins of Star Delta Mastering. Artwork by Kevin Saint Grey.
Upon release, the album comes alongside a brilliantly shot performance and narrative video for the track ‘The Needle’ that was directed by Jay Hillyer.
