Heavy Noises Ahead
American rock band Holy Fawn is set to perform at Concorde 2 in Brighton, bringing their unique sound that blends black metal, sludge, and electronic elements. With a reputation for intense live shows, Holy Fawn is an act not to be overlooked.
Holy Fawn's music career began with a surprising start, as guitarist and vocalist Ryan Osterman left the folk band Owl & Penny to form the band in 2015.
What is Holy Fawn's sound like? Holy Fawn's music is a blend of black metal, sludge, and electronic elements, with a dense and layered sound that moves from dreamlike ambience into walls of sound. They have been described as blackgaze, doomgaze, shoegaze, post-black metal, and post-rock, and have been compared to Deafheaven and Envy.
What are their records like? The band's discography includes their debut EP Realms, released in 2015, and their debut album Death Spells, self-released in 2018 and later re-released by Triple Crown Records. Their second album, Dimensional Bleed, was released in 2022 via Wax Bodega and incorporates electronic music elements into their sound.
What can fans expect from their live show? Holy Fawn will be performing at Concorde 2 in Brighton on Wednesday, 4 November 2026, with tickets on sale, available with the button beside the article. With a reputation for intense live shows, fans can expect a unique and captivating music experience that showcases the band's ability to merge contrasting sounds.
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