RELAUNCHED YOUTUBE CHANNEL BREAKS 43K VIEWS IN 28 DAYS

Our recently relaunched YouTube channel has now had over 43k views in the past 28 days, which represents an increase of 177%.

December 11, 2025 1

KAINE RETURNS IN 2026 WITH SHOWS AT HITCHIN AND LONDON ANNOUNCED

We have announced our first two dates for 2026, March 13th supporting NWOBHM legends Trespass in London at the birthplace of Iron Maiden, and our long awaited return to Club85 in Hitchin on May 17th.

December 4, 2025 1

BLACK SABBATH, THE BAND, THE ALBUMS AND THE INFLUENCE

Our frontman Rage offers his perspective on the many eras of Black Sabbath in our latest YouTube video. In this video he explains in the fluence the band has had on him and looks at Sabbath’s discography, from the self-titled debut right through h to the final album 13.

December 1, 2025 0

KAINE YOUTUBE RE-LAUNCH SEES 586% INCREASE IN CHANNEL VIEWS IN JUST ONE MONTH

We have seen 586% increase in views since the channel relaunch, a 202% improvement on watch time, which is approximately 29k views which has seen our subscriber count increase to nearly 2000. This contrasting with those who see our Meta based platforms such as Facebook, with mere 10s to a few hundred of the pages 14k followers ever seeing or engaging with the content we have posted.

November 25, 2025 0

KAINE INTERVIEW WITH THENWOTHM.com

Kaine have been keeping the flame of heavy metal alive since 2009. Rooted in East Anglia’s thriving scene, the band blend Sabbath, Priest, Maiden, and thrash influences into a sound that’s fast, heavy, and defiantly DIY. Sixteen years on, they remain one of the UK’s most enduring heavy metal acts, with a catalogue that charts their resilience and evolution. In this interview with TheNwothm, Kaine reflect on their journey and share what’s next.

November 20, 2025 0

A SLAVE TO THE GRIND – DRUM PLAYTHROUGH

As part of our YouTube relaunch, our drummer, Liam, has done a playthrough of our song A Slave to the Grind for YouTube. A Slave to the Grind was our lead song from the most recent album; the music video was streamed over 46k times on YouTube, and the album, After Extinction, actually broke the top 100 in the official charts.