End Boss Announce 'They Seek My Head' Album Release Tour

Emerging from deep within Te Whanganui-a-Tara's metal underground, End Boss are toasting the recent launch of their debut album They Seek My Head with headline shows across Aotearoa in May and June. Currently ruling the number four spot on the Official Top 20 NZ Albums chart, the powerhouse four piece of singer E.J. Thorpe, drummer Nathan 'Nato' Hickey (Beastwars), and guitarists Greg Broadmore and Christian Pearce (both of Ghidoragh) will be unleashing songs from their thunderous doom / sludge epic in Auckland, Christchurch and their windy hometown. Recorded with loudness in mind by James Goldsmith and praised by the likes of Metal Hammer and Blabbermouth, prepare to be knocked flat by the band's sorcerous brew of mega-heavy riffage and otherworldly vocals — joined by special guests The Shocking and Stunning, Borer, Old Haven, Demons of Noon and Slumbug...

"I feel very fortunate to be part of another special band. I sense a similar buzz building as to when the first Beastwars album came out and I'm really looking forward to playing these songs live after spending so long honing them in the studio". - Nato

End Boss They Seek My Head album release tour

Saturday 7th May - Valhalla, Wellington w/ The Shocking and Stunning
Friday 17th June - Darkroom, Christchurch w/ Borer, Old Haven
Saturday 18th June - Whammy Backroom, Auckland w/ Demons of Noon, Slumbug

Tickets available HERE via UTR

Vinyl LP copies of 'They Seek My Head' and killer End Boss tees are available via their Bandcamp page HERE.

Press release:

Storming out of the gates hitting Number 4 on the NZ charts with their debut album "They Seek My Head", Wellington's End Boss have been winning fans in New Zealand and across the world with a record that Metal Hammer praised as being "muscular and melodic" with Blabbermouth lauding it as a "unique and mesmerizing brew".

Now it's time for Aotearoa to experience End Boss as it is meant to be heard: Live and Loud.

The sludge/doom/blues 4 piece is the love child of Ghidoragh guitarists Greg Broadmore and Christian Pearce, and Beastwars’ drummer Nathan (Nato) Hickey with the electrically ethereal talents of lead singer E.J. Thorpe crowning the line up.

With Thorpe’s beautifully delivered vocals offering up intense lyrical pathos, and tectonic rhythms articulating the shaky isles of their homeland, audiences are sure to be left astounded by the sludge and sorcery.