Black Moth have announced that they are parting ways.
The Leeds quintet will split after a farewell hometown performance at the Brudenell Social Club on December 6 and a London date to be confirmed.
Formed in 2010, during their time together the band released three albums, 2012's 'The Killing Jar', 2014's 'Condemned to Hope', and 2018's 'Anatomical Venus'. They've also toured alongside legends such as L7, Sleep, Sisters of Mercy and Orange Goblin.
Black Moth took to their Facebook page to break the news. Head below to check out their full statement.
"Dear friends,
The time has come for the Black Moth family to hang up our wings. After delivering three albums we feel we have for now, said what we came here to say.
It has been a fucking privilege to play for you and share those incredible live experiences, connecting with you in that special way. We have had the honour of supporting such legends as L7, Sleep, Sisters of Mercy, Big Business, Orange Goblin, Corrosion of Conformity and Uncle Acid and the deadbeats not to mention touring with our dear friends Grave Lines, Limb, Wet Nuns, Turbowolf, Antlered Man and many more.
We'd like to say a big thanks to New Heavy Sounds for taking a punt on us back in 2012 and believing in us ever since.
We've booked a farewell show at Brudenell Social Club on Friday December 6. Please come and celebrate with us and help us go out with a bang. London date to follow."
Black Moth Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows
Fri December 06 2019 - LEEDS Brudenell Social Club
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