I'll be the first to admit I am a relative newcomer to Rolo Tomassi as a band. They've always been in my periphery, sure, but I've never really, you know, sat down and appreciated what they have been ...

Rolo Tomassi closed out 2018 with a string of big moments. They did their second-ever US tour — comprising 12 dates on the West Coast — directly preceded by a brief run in their native UK, capped off ...

Rolo Tomassi wrapped up their first headlining tour of the East Coast on Thursday night (9/15), headlining a stacked lineup at The Meadows in Brooklyn. Their set was a full audiovisual experience, ...

If we lived in a world with any fairness to it the T’Pau of the 00s Florence And The Machine and progressive hardcore band Rolo Tomassi would swap places. Honking Florence would be consigned to ...

UK experimental post-hardcore band Rolo Tomassi released their sixth full-length album, Where Myth Becomes Memory, earlier this month via MNRK Heavy. It’s a stunner, and in Notable Releases we wrote: ...

Rolo Tomassi, arguably the best metal band ever to take their name from a semi-obscure James Ellroy reference, will release a new album, Where Myth Becomes Memory, on February 24 via MNRK (né eOne).

Rolo Tomassi have announced their new album, along with the release of the single “Drip.” The album, Where Myth Becomes Memory, is set for release Feb. 4 and will feature “Drip” as well as the ...

Rolo Tomassi’s 2008 debut Hysterics caught the attention when landfill indie was still in its ascendancy, serving as a timely distraction for those looking for an escape from the drab and dreary. On ...

Following the huge success of Time Will Die And Love Will Bury It, Rolo Tomassi are back with new album Where Myth Becomes Memory. In a world-exclusive interview, Eva and James explore the album's ...

Rolo Tomassi, 2021. Credit: Press. Rolo Tomassi have spoken to NME about their evolution and journey to new album ‘Where Myth Becomes Memory’, as well as releasing it at a time where metal music has ...

Rolo Tomassi have come a long way in such a short span of years that it is remarkable to remember how blistering they were even in their formative early days. Back in 2008, I saw them play a set in ...

Following the huge success of Time Will Die And Love Will Bury It, Rolo Tomassi are back with new album Where Myth Becomes Memory. In a world-exclusive interview, Eva and James explore the album's ...