Independent promotion Chaos Theory celebrates 5 years of amazing underground gigs, music and adventures, as well as immense support from all of you, with a special edition of monthly night The Facemelter. Latitudes Formed in 2006, this band have played extensively to audiences spanning postrock, doom, postmetal and prog, with numerous support and headlining shows including DesertFest and Damnation Festival. Their EP and two fulllength albums 'Agonist' and 'Individuation' are out on Shelsmusic and are phenomenal. At this show, their set will be heavily reliant on material from their new album, which will be released at some point in 2015... "Craftsmen at the peak of their game" Sputnik Music "A Dalai Lama of pitchperfect postmetal principles" Heavy Blog Is Heavy "Engrossing and hauntingly atmospheric" Rock n Reel Reviews Bast A phenomenal band perfectly fusing doom, black metal, ambient and stoner rock in ways that the world has never seen before. After playing at The Facemelter many years ago they have become notoriously picky about the gigs they play at, so it's a huge accolade to have them back once again. Bast have shared the stage with KADAVAR, Amenra, YOB, Ufomammut, Pallbearer, A Storm Of Light, Minsk, Indian, Orange Goblin, Conan, Winterfylleth, Wodensthrone, Fen, Ramesses, 11PARANOIAS, Bong, Corrupt Moral Altar, Horse Latitudes, *shels, H A R K, Necro Deathmort, earthtone9, Inborn Suffering, Pombagira, Astrohenge, Bismuth, Sea Bastard, Limb and many hundreds of tonnes more. Their album 'Spectres' is out on Black Bow Records/Burning World Records and must be owned. "Intense passion and fury that makes it even more impossible to ignore" The Sludgelord "Spectres is one of the best doom albums by a UK band" The Sleeping Shaman "Bast have set the bar stupidly high." Echoes And Dust Three Thrones A punishing sludge trio, formed in 2011, who've been trudging their way through the UK's murky underground with a series of crushing live gigs, one EP and a recent split with William English. "Peppering every song with little sonic quirks, and incorporating an impressive range of influences from across the various genres of heavy" The Sleeping Shaman