Submerse

Submerse Bio:

Since their inception in 2000, UK quartet Submerse has been busy refining their own take on punk music.

With harsh vocals reminding you of the ‘77 movement and catchy tunes, which could challenge that of Blink182, Submerse provide a much-needed boost of energy into the UK punk scene.

Submerse sees music as a force for social change. A story lies behind each song they write. This conveyed live on stage with memorable lyrics and fierce musical strength ensures the band never fail to attract new fans at every show.

Previous Submerse songs have drawn attention to many themes including police misconduct, the homeless, class segregation, media pressures and the failures of the government. Reviews of their CDs have been positive which has in turn attracted support and airplay from both regional and national radio stations within the UK.
Since their inception in 2000, UK quartet Submerse has been busy refining their own take on punk music.

With harsh vocals reminding you of the ‘77 movement and catchy tunes, which could challenge that of Blink182, Submerse provide a much-needed boost of energy into the UK punk scene.

Submerse sees music as a force for social change. A story lies behind each song they write. This conveyed live on stage with memorable lyrics and fierce musical strength ensures the band never fail to attract new fans at every show.

Previous Submerse songs have drawn attention to many themes including police misconduct, the homeless, class segregation, media pressures and the failures of the government. Reviews of their CDs have been positive which has in turn attracted support and airplay from both regional and national radio stations within the UK.

Numerous live appearances and tours have helped sharpen the band’s assault over the past five years. Supporting the likes of Anti Nowhere League, Violent Delight, 4ft Fingers, Winnebago Deal and Zen Baseballbat; as well as self-funding headline tours in both the UK and Canada, Submerse are a band set to stay on the road in the foreseeable future.

These punk-teens put in 100% hard work and effort. Now they can see that it is starting to pay off. With rising popularity and a rising street-team membership the profile of Submerse is set to skyrocket over the next year.

Releases:

2001: Demo CD
2003: Riot, Here, Now!
2004: Fuck Their System

All self-pressed releases promoted and distributed by Submerse. The band has also featured on compilations and DVD/Independent Film soundtracks.