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.
The band felt that, as when the album and EP were recorded and released, it was during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, it would be good to re-release 8 of these songs with a fresh recording and sound.
All the instruments have now been recorded for the new Kaine release, Extinctions End. Rage Sadler completed tracking the guitars, and Isaac Healy the bass this week.
Kaine will be returning to the studio in June to continue work on its new album, Extinctions End, at Unit One Studios in Colchester and will also be heading to Gallow Wood Media to finish working on the mix for the band’s new live album, Final Extinction.
On Friday, Toby Woods finished tracking all his guitars for our forthcoming album, Extinctions End, at Unit One Studios in Colchester. This includes all Toby’s rhythm guitars, clean guitars, leads, and solos for the new album. Our Rhythm guitarist, Rage Sadler, also began tracking his guitars for the new album, with more sessions to come.
Kaine is pleased to announce their next album and studio project, “Extinctions End” which the band will resume recording on the 25th of April. Extinctions End will feature tracks from the original album After Extinction and the subsequent Extinction After EP to make up a brand-new album.
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