Anthems of The Undesirable

Playing a chaotic and relentless amalgamation of death and black metal, grindcore, and noise, Unyielding Love have proven that the last handful of years were spent perfecting the songwriting for and the recoding of their first proper full length. "Flesh Of The Furnace" brings all of the deranged energy of their previous efforts, but with a focus and a layer of grime that feels more oppressive and suffocating. Their turn-on-a-dime mania hasn't been slowed down, but has evolved into a more subtle mutation. Riffs and fills don't throw you side to side as much as they bloom, decay, and re-emerge in slightly different forms.

After three years of pandemic silence, the band debuted “Flesh Of The Furnace” to an eager and kinetic crowd at Ireland’s Siege Of Limerick - on Samhain. We agreed that a digital release to coincide with the live debut was the right thing to do. (Then the record pressing gods punished us for our hubris by rapturing a set of stampers and lacquers, resulting in us having to cut new ones - restarting the clock entirely.)

Mastered for vinyl and cassette by Arthur Rizk, limited cassette copies of "Flesh Of The Furnace" were released by Outsider Art (UK), including a special edition double cassette version. On the companion tape, knifedoutofexistence reinterprets and repurposes Unyielding Love's original tracks with dense layers of industrial noise, creating an even more chaotic and cerebral experience. Limited copies of both cassette versions are also available from Anthems.