'Never, Neverland' is the album that turns the page for Unto Others. Their third LP, following underground classics 'Mana' and 'Strength', it’s the sound of harsh light breaking through the Portland quartet’s darkened gothic and classic metal motifs. After significant radio play and hundreds of live shows around the world in the company of Behemoth, Arch Enemy, and King Diamond (amongst many others), frontman Gabe Franco and Co. have teamed up with producer Tom Dalgety (Ghost, The Cult), taking the next step from dark sunglasses and chugging metallic riffs to the more melodious gloom of lead track, “Butterfly”, the crunching, punkish abandon of “Suicide Today” or the grandiosity of “Angel of the Night”.

It’s the album that continues to mark Unto Others not only as the successors to Type O Negative or the Sisters of Mercy, but as a great rock band on the verge of something unholy and massive.