Holy Fawn Bring Blackgaze Sound
American rock band Holy Fawn are set to perform in Brighton, bringing their unique blend of blackgaze and post-rock to the UK. With a sound that combines shoegaze dreaminess with the weight of black metal, they are sure to make an impact.
Holy Fawn originated in Phoenix, Arizona, formed in 2015 by guitarist and vocalist Ryan Osterman, who had previously played in the ghost-folk band Owl & Penny. The band's current members are Ryan Osterman, Evan Phelps, and Alexander Rieth, and they have been described as blackgaze, doomgaze, shoegaze, post-black metal, and post-rock.
What is Holy Fawn's music like? Their sound blends shoegaze dreaminess with the weight of black metal, and Ryan Osterman's lyrics often draw on nature imagery, creating a unique and captivating sound.
What can fans expect from their upcoming performance? Holy Fawn will be performing at Concorde 2 in Brighton on Sunday, 8 November 2026, alongside MØL, bringing their loud, heavy, and pretty noises to the stage, with tickets on sale: say tickets are with the button beside the article.
What is the background of the band's discography? Holy Fawn have released several albums and EPs, including their debut EP Realms, their debut album Death Spells, and their second album Dimensional Bleed, which incorporates electronic music alongside their black metal and sludge metal sound, showcasing their growth and development as a band.
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