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Rob Holliday (vocals, guitars ), Steve Monti (drums/programming) have allowed themselves seven years for their comeback album, which was recorded at London’s Winch Studios painstakingly and with a lot of love for detail. On No One Will Ever Know Sulpher have dusted off and modernised their unmistakable signature sound consisting of rock, metal, a little electronica and dreamy shoegaze elements, immortalising it in a rust-covered yet lustrous wide-screen production. Unconstrained anger meets melancholy toughness, atmospheric mental images meet a metallic dirtiness that Sulpher present on songs like the touching ballad ´Tomorrow`, the noisily driving ´Feels Like The End` and the lead single, the title track ´No One Will Ever Know`. The single is supported by an outstanding video clip which illustrates the album’s basic theme in ethereally unreal images.
British industrial metal act