SCALER

SCALER is a dynamic four-piece band based in Bristol, UK, known for blending live guitar and drums with electronic music elements to create an intense and genre-defying sound. Originally called SCALPING, they changed their name to SCALER in 2023 to avoid cultural insensitivity. The band's lineup includes Isaac Jones (drums), James Rushforth (bass), Nick Berthoud (guitar), and Alex Hill (electronics). They have carved out a unique niche by combining heavy metal roots with electronic club influences, crafting music that moves fluidly between raw live energy and the precision of electronic production.

Since their debut album *Void* in 2022, SCALER has gained acclaim for their powerful and immersive style, mixing elements of trip-hop, drum’n’bass, techno, metal, and drill with layered vocals and dense textures. Their 2025 album *Endlessly* continues to evolve their sound with contributions from various artists and explores the musical heritage of Bristol through a collision of hard-hitting rhythms and atmospheric soundscapes. Known for relentless live performances that feel like continuous DJ sets, SCALER has earned praise for both their recorded work and onstage presence, pushing boundaries between rock and dance music.

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Endlessly
Album - 10 Tracks - Released September 26, 2025
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  1. September 26, 2025
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    Salt
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  1. September 26, 2025
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    Void
    9 tracks
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    Flood
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  1. August 27, 2025
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    Salt
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  3. April 23
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