Exploding onto the UK metal scene in the mid '90s, midlands extreme metal outfit Cruel Humanity quickly established a strong fanbase that soon spread across the whole of the UK.
Cruel Humanity are one of the most promising bands ever to hail from the UK. Their style rests comfortably within the realms of epic black metal, but also contains many diverse aspects gaining the band a unique sound and approach within the realms of extreme metal; part black, part thrash, part death and fully extreme. The band generate an epic sound with huge raging guitar solos and a good dose of synths.
Cruel Humanity have moulded their sound and carved their way into the metal scene over several years, featuring highly in readers polls from both Terrorizer and PowerPlay magazines as well as headlining many gigs and making a stunning appearance centre-stage at the huge UK Bloodstock festival.
The release of "Creatures of Fear" gained excellent reviews in the major press, most notably the world's biggest metal weekly Kerrang! who hailed the album as a "stunning debut from UK black metal's new heroes" and garnered an excellent 4/5 rating.