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Operating from their Sheffield-based HQ, a previously derelict warehouse the band transformed themselves, Malevolence handles as much of their in-house operations as they possibly can.

Despite the hard-fought success, Malevolence remains an autonomous crew. Heart-wrenching ballads are blended perfectly with technical shredding & crushing breakdowns, effortlessly showcasing the band's talent as genuine songwriters. Although only 3 tracks, each song showcases a depth and diversity that is uncommon in modern metal. In early 2020 came the highly anticipated EP release, ‘The Other Side’, introducing a brand-new side of Malevolence. Set in the early 90s, it details the origin story of the character Kanan (played by 50 Cent) from the original ‘Power’ series. In familiar fashion, the video takes you on a nostalgia trip through the golden era, fully-equipped with gold chains, BMW’s, flattops etc while showing clips from the upcoming series. Personally, I’m always excited to see some fresh acting faces, but to see Joey Bada$$ and Omar Epps among the cast has me geeked. As the video progresses, NLE Choppa slams the alley oop with a verse that can only be described as a melodic, semi-automatic. I leave you with an amazing visual, a fantastic banger, and endless anticipation for the next chapter of ‘Power’.'The undisputed Heavy Metal Kings of the UK'Īfter a dominant summer performing across the UK’s biggest festivals, Malevolence has proven themselves worthy as the UK’s undisputed Kings of Heavy Metal. A familiar baseline follows suite which many will recognize as a sample of the 1982 hit song ‘Risin’ to the Top’ by Keni Burke. The track is the official theme song of 50 Cent’s upcoming show ‘Power Book III: Raising Kanan’, which is a prequel to his groundbreaking show, ‘Power on Starz’. 50 Cent, NLE Choppa and Rileyy Lanez form like Voltron on their new song, ‘Part of the Game’. While the song originally dropped on December 30, Fif decided to enter the New Year guns blazing with the release of its visual. I think we can all agree it was the collaboration we didn’t know we needed. The song starts with a classic ‘golden era’ drum loop as Riley begins to carry the background with warm, soft, yet powerful vocals.

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