Collapse by Tendrils

“Hooked. Blindsided. Washed. Clean.” A perfect description of how you’ll feel after listening to ‘Collapse’, the latest EP from Dawlish/Plymouth based math/noise outfit Tendrils. Suffused with the boundless, breathless energy and jagged, needle sharp guitar work of the likes of Botch, The Dillinger Escape Plan, early Converge and Gaza, breakneck riffs backed by a stuttering drum powerhouse are the name of the game.

First slithering onto the scene with their 2013 debut EP ‘Dregs’ (Hope Lost Records) the then-trio wasted no time in following up with 2015’s short and sharp ‘Verse’ EP, all the while cutting their teeth sharing stages with acts including Employed To Serve, Fall Of Messiah, Monolithian and Irk.

Early 2018 saw substantial line-up change with the introduction of Dan Couch (guitar/vocals for Helpless) on main vocals; a natural transition considering Dan’s long term support of Tendrils, both as a fan and having recorded both ‘Dregs’ and ‘Verse’ EPs. Dan’s introduction allowed the band to focus on furthering their frantic, high-energy song writing, with everything falling into place to write and record ‘Collapse’ in October 2018.

Forward thinking, backwards crawling.

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