16 September 2026 – Green Lung + Britain's Folk-Horror Underground
A major new feature today explores the British folk-horror metal resurgence around Green Lung and Druidess, drawing on folklore, London cemeteries, and local history.
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A major new feature today explores the British folk-horror metal resurgence around Green Lung and Druidess, drawing on folklore, London cemeteries, and local history.
London occult-rock band Green Lung release fourth album Necropolitan, combining enormous riffs, organ, Mellotron, and haunted city mythology.
Green Lung’s Necropolitan builds a distinct gothic-London identity around retro-metal riffs, Hammond-style organ, Mellotron, and melodic harmony.
A guitar-heavy route from Bloc Party through Animal Scream, Wrong Man, Russian Circles, and Green Lung, moving from indie rock to occult metal.
The complete 11 September listening session runs from Ciska Ciska and HUG through almost monday, Bloc Party, Sylvan Esso, Bonobo, Animal Scream, Wrong Man, Russian Circles, and Green Lung.
Green Lung headline Desertfest London after releasing their new single Evil In This House.