Irish math/noise rock collective GOD ALONE will release their new full length, The Beep Test, this Friday, 10th October via Prosthetic Records.

In anticipation, the band have unleashed their latest bruiser, ‘Tony Gawk’. Cymbals shudder and a frenzied guitar line claws its way over a rumbling low end, while guitarist and vocalist Jake O’Driscoll delivers a throat-shredding refrain that teeters between chaos and control.

“It’s super-fast, and it definitely nods to our mathcore influences,” says O’Driscoll. “We wanted to make an extremely heavy song. Lyrically, it’s about being really sick. One time when we played a gig in Nottingham, I was very sick because I drank loads. I was so sick I thought I was possessed when I was falling asleep. I was rolling around, and I decided to make up a story about it.

Stream ‘Tony Gawk’ here: https://godalone.ffm.to/thebeeptestalbum
 
Pre-order The Beep Test here: https://godalone.ffm.to/thebeeptestalbum

GOD ALONE charge through styles and vibes with the velocity of a high-speed bullet train, barreling forward at a breakneck pace, busting boundaries, and beckoning listeners to hold on for dear life. The Cork, Ireland quintet mash together math rock virtuosity, metal intensity, pop hooks, techno textures, and dancefloor-ready grooves equally at home under the glow of a disco ball or in the center of the mosh pit. This is what happens when you invite a cohort of highly skilled music nerds with all of their amps and gear beyond the velvet rope and into the V.I.P. section of the club. This is controlled chaos converted into a catchy collage of sounds. This is GOD ALONE.