EPK – BEYOND MAN

BEYOND MAN

ELECTRONIC PRESS KIT

DOCUMENT REF: BM/EPK/001
STATUS: CURRENT
CURRENT RELEASE: “BEYOND”

NOISE ROCK / POST-PUNK / HARDCORE — KENT/LONDON, UK

CURRENT AUDIO RECORD

BM-001 / “BEYOND”

BEYOND
Single · 2026

“Beyond” is a dirge for all humanity, a track capturing the relentless tension between existential dread and the desperate hope for something better. Driven by the burning desire for a transcendent influence in this fractured world, the music is both aggressively discordant and fiercely alive—a cathartic envelopment, balancing bitter despair with unyielding resilience. The track draws from the abrasive, wall of noise of Daughters, the crushing intensity of Chatpile, jagged, feedback-laden guitar riffs of Metz, mixed with the raw emotional turmoil of In Utero-era Nirvana. The result is a noisy, abreactive first statement from Beyond Man. A visceral plea for a brighter horizon amidst the modern wreckage.

Release date: 20 November 2026

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Background Information

Their visual world draws on faded office wear, civic bureaucracy and neglected public spaces. For fans of Chat Pile, Metz, Nirvana, Slint and the more abrasive edges of post-punk.

Short Bio

Beyond Man makes loud music about quiet despair from the forgotten suburbs of the UK.

Medium Bio

Beyond Man are a two-piece noise rock band from Kent, UK, making loud music about quiet despair. Blending noise rock, post-punk and the grimier edges of metal and hardcore, they turn everyday monotony and social unease into abrasive, tightly wound songs from the forgotten suburbs. Their visual world draws on faded office wear, civic bureaucracy and neglected public spaces. For fans of Chat Pile, Metz, Nirvana, Slint and the more abrasive edges of post-punk.

Full Bio

Beyond Man are a two-piece noise rock band from Kent, UK, making loud music about quiet despair. Blending noise rock, post-punk and the grimier edges of metal and hardcore, they turn everyday monotony, forgotten suburbs and social unease into abrasive, tightly wound songs. Their visual world draws on faded office wear, civic bureaucracy and neglected public spaces, presenting collapse as something mundane rather than cinematic. For fans of Chat Pile, Metz, Daughters, Slint and the more abrasive edges of post-punk and hardcore.