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Disorder
Disorder formed in Birmingham in the early 2000s, with Simon Roberts on vocals, Tim Gould on guitar, Dan Evans on bass, and Mark Evans on drums. They put out...
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Disorder formed in Birmingham in the early 2000s, with Simon Roberts on vocals, Tim Gould on guitar, Dan Evans on bass, and Mark Evans on drums. They put out albums like 'Unleash the Insanity' in 2003 and 'Tormented Souls' in 2005.
Their 2006 single 'Midnight Screams' became their breakout track. The song's anguished vocals and heavy sound connected with metal listeners, though some of their lyrics about mental illness and social unrest drew criticism at the time.
They worked in a space between thrash, black metal, and hardcore punk, with Roberts' raw screams and Gould's guitar work defining much of their sound. The band's catalog ends with the 'Midnight Screams' album, which shares its name with that single.
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