All Will Suffer

All Will Suffer are an aggressive Birmingham-based band with five members - Daniel Phipps on vocals, John Cooke (former member of Out for Blood) and Ben Haystacks Elphick (former member of UKHC legends Assert) on guitar, Christan Cherrington on bass, and Dave Walford (former member of Deadweight) on drums. Citing their influences as a combination of Madball, Knuckledust, Stampin' Ground, Blood For Blood, Biohazard, Earth Crisis and Napalm Death, All Will Suffer live for one thing - hitting their audience with the angriest Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

All Will Suffer are an aggressive Birmingham-based band with five members - Daniel Phipps on vocals, John Cooke (former member of Out for Blood) and Ben Haystacks Elphick (former member of UKHC legends Assert) on guitar, Christan Cherrington on bass, and Dave Walford (former member of Deadweight) on drums. Citing their influences as a combination of Madball, Knuckledust, Stampin' Ground, Blood For Blood, Biohazard, Earth Crisis and Napalm Death, All Will Suffer live for one thing - hitting their audience with the angriest, most violent live performances possible, with a stage presence that Metal Hammer describe as 'putting the boot in with a stomping Agnostic Front/Madball-influenced set." With such aggression-filled song titles as 'Are You Talking To Me Or Chewing A Brick?", All Will Suffer are intent on seeing, as their name suggests, that all the weakeners of society are gonna pay. All Will Suffer have already shared the stage with the likes of Bane, Born From Pain, By My Hands, Cripple Bastards, Down To Nothing, Gold Kids, Hard Target, Lewd Acts, Losing Sight, Madball, Stick To Your Guns, Terror, Trapped Under Ice, The Atrocity Exhibit, xRepresentx, Viscous Bastard, Agnostic Front, Napalm Death, Venomous Concept. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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