Let Them Fall

Let Them Fall are a five piece Italian metalcore band from Grosseto who have been gigging and been active since 2012. The band is composed of vocalist Assuntarita D’Aniello, guitarist and singer Gabriele Catoni, guitarist Mattia Detti, bass guitarist Mario Spatuzzi and drummer Marco Manus.

The release of their EP “Of Kings & Heroes” marked a turning point for the band as they changed their sound. From the hardcore punk roots they had in their first EP (“No More Silence”) they evolved to a much more melodic sound, sometimes symphonic but always heavy on guitar riffs.

From their latest album, ‘Wolftales’ comes their latest music video for ‘Wildfire’ which starts as a slow burner but then quickly engulfs you in passionate euphoria

The release of their EP “Of Kings & Heroes” marked a turning point for the band as they changed their sound. From the hardcore punk roots they had in their first EP (“No More Silence”) they evolved to a much more melodic sound, sometimes symphonic but always heavy on guitar riffs.

During the years they’ve played many gigs all around Italy and in many other foreign countries. In 2016 they made an headlining tour in Eastern Europe playing in different countries such as: Croatia, Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Czech Republic, Slovakia and many more gathering many consents and expanding their audience.

With fire in their hearts, Let Them Fall has just released ‘Midgard’. watch the video below!

Recently, they’ve been busy with the composition of their first full-length album. with their last singles, such as the ferocious “Fenrir”, The vigilant determination from “Wintersun” and the brutal uplift of”Midgard”, all of these are an introduction to their new LP  that will be out in early 2018 via Antigony Records.

Let’s see what Assuntarita D’Aniello has to say about Vocalzone!

“I tried Vocalzone in the last year and it was totally my relief. I had some problems recording the album and using it really changed my life. I would like to advise them at every live concert and I’d really like to exchange my thoughts with people who use them.”