Perpetual Paradox

Perpetual Paradox
Perpetual Paradox
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Monthly Listeners

Monthly Listeners2,370-11.1%7dListeners from Playlists840+68.0%7dChangeN/A—

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GBLondon, GB26
AUSydney, AU21
USChicago, US21
CAMontreal, CA21
AUPerth, AU21

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NEW EP - MAY MISERY BEFALL YOU, OUT NOW VIA BLEEDING ART COLLECTIVE Perpetual Paradox is a technical metalcore act from London, UK. Formed in 2021, the band have been prolific, releasing three EPs and steadily refining their sound and identity to arrive at their full-length album ‘Deathwish’, released in 2025 ‘Deathwish’ is a masterclass in measured complexity, dynamic and aggression, all perfectly balanced to demonstrate the band’s technical prowess while maintaining immediate hooks and intensity. In the short time since their inception, Perpetual Paradox have taken to stages across the UK and Europe and supported acts such as Crypta, Kassogtha, Veiled and Lokust. The band have also been featured on BBC Radio 1 with Alyx Holcombe, and in leading publications such as Kerrang and Metal Hammer. Now, Perpetual Paradox enter a new chapter with the release of their latest EP, May Misery Befall You. Darker, heavier and more focused, it captures a band pushing further into themes of grief, trauma and resilience while continuing to build serious momentum. Technical brutality meets traditional metalcore, for fans of Lorna Shore, Trivium, Whitechapel and Fit for an Autopsy.

Updated Nov 12, 2026, 9:54 PM
First discovered Feb 26, 2025, 7:57 PM