“Definitely one of the year’s best. Stick it on a playlist with Devil to Pay, Lamassu, Apostle of Solitude…”
DOOMED & STONED

“A fuzzed-out, psychedelically tinged, and thunderous debut!”
POWERPLAY MAGAZINE

“I had just rewatched some post-apocalyptic movie that reeked of fire & brimstone with Revelation-sized biblical scripture […] You might say with The Space Inbetween, that’s exactly what Erronaut does for us all.”
GHETTOBLASTER MAGAZINE

“The Space Inbetween is an absolute joy to listen to and one that will no doubt allow the band to make a huge impression within the Doom/Sludge/Stoner Metal scene with its soaring anthemic riffs and wonderful cinematic style of first-rate storytelling.”
OUTLAWS OF THE SUN

“Their music delves into themes of love, loss, and existential introspection, inviting listeners on an immersive journey…”
MAXIMUM VOLUME MUSIC

“The band transforms heavy, accented riffs into the authoritative footsteps of a mammoth, plodding through the northern plains in a time long ago.”
METAL TEMPLE

“Another excellent debut record in a year with a whole bunch of them, Erronaut has make a huge splash with The Space Inbetween […] this record is chock full of heavy riffs, grungy goodness, and some serious space via post rock goodness to combine together to create what will be one of the debut records of the year. 9/10″
MUSIPEDIA OF METAL

“Erronaut navigates you through a voyage of distorted guitars that spew forth a never-ending fuzz that envelopes the entirety of The Space Inbetween, but it’s one you’ll never tire from, in fact you’ll embrace.”
STONERHIVE

“When you start to delve deeper into The Space Inbetween, you realise that they have some hellishly big riffs combined with lots of silky-smooth grooves that are going to get people out of their seats and nodding in appreciation.”
THE SLEEPING SHAMAN

“We are certainly experiencing a purple patch in terms of UK extreme music, and it is equally encouraging that more music like this is coming through at the same time as Hidden Mothers, Heriot, Pupil Slicer, Mountain Caller, all have released or about to release new music. It is a great start for them, let’s see what they do next.”
METAL EPIDEMIC

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PRESS INFO:

Originally formed in 2015 as Black Atlas, the Hertfordshire-based quartet – born anew as Erronaut – are thrilled to announce the official worldwide release of their debut album, The Space Inbetween, this summer on London Doom Collective.

Consisting of vocalist/guitarist, Mikey Ward; fellow guitar slinger, Peter Hunt, bassist Simon Wilson, and drummer Sam Gates (whose arrival sparked this new iteration of the band) Erronaut’s singular sound has continued to evolve at every turn. Drawing inspiration from the iconic 70s rock of Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd, the 90s grunge of Soundgarden, and stoner metal of modern torchbearers Lowrider and Fu Manchu, the band seek to conquer new frontiers.

“When we sat down to start writing, we made a concerted effort to push and explore ourselves as artists and collaborators,” explains vocalist Mikey Ward. “With the amount of work we’ve done to create it, we’re really proud of how this album has turned out, and we feel this is a real representation of what we are trying to achieve, both in the studio and as a live act on stage.”

Employing heavy atmospheric rock to power lyrical subjects that focus on love, loss, and existential introspection, the dynamic foursome has well and truly delivered The Space Inbetween. Hook-laden guitars conjure soaring post-metal vistas and showcase a huge progression in their song writing. From the volatile cosmic sludge of ‘Way Down Below’ to the down-tuned, distorted environs of new single ‘Lost Cause’, the band crafts immersive sonic landscapes that transport listeners to distant realms.

More than just a studio project, Erronaut is also a force to be reckoned with live. Known for their electrifying stage energy, their formidable reputation precedes them having performed at gigs and festivals across the UK as well as appearing at Bloodstock 2021.

The Space Inbetween by Erronaut is out now London Doom Collective

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